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Open lap swim hours at Bristol Pool. Hill Card required.

Please stop by to see "Make, Touch, Kiss Exhibition," an exhibit by Assistant Professor of Art History Laura Tillery's ARTH/MDRST 211 students.

Come to the Wellin Museum to look at art, explore art materials, and make a creative project as a family. Wellin Kids programs draw inspiration from original works of art and provide an opportunity to experiment. This week, we will take inspiration from Jiha Moon’s sculpture, Haetae (mohawk), working with clay to bring to life a creature of our own. This event is recommended for families and children ages 5 and up.

Student soloists present a recital for voice, piano, strings and more. Free admission. 

Open lap swim hours at Bristol Pool. Hill Card required.

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In collaboration with the Career Center, Hamilton's Chabad is excited to announce American screenwriter, director, and producer Jeremy Garelick's upcoming visit to the Sands Chabad House. After graduating from Yale with degrees in Film and Theater, Jeremy first caught his big break when invited by Vince Vaughn to co-write and co-produce The Break Up. Since then, Jeremy has worked on countless films and series like The Hangover, The Wedding Ringer, Best.Worst.Weekend.Ever., and Murder Mystery 2. Jeremy Garelick was named one of Hollywood's top i...

Please stop by to see "Make, Touch, Kiss Exhibition," an exhibit by Assistant Professor of Art History Laura Tillery's ARTH/MDRST 211 students.

Celebrated by Fr. Peter, Catholic Chaplain.

Every Sunday Russian Studies will be hosting a double-feature screening of Soviet and post-Soviet films spanning the 20th and 21st centuries. The series will begin by exploring early Soviet masters of montage along with the pioneers of “mass” film who enjoyed greater success with audiences. We will watch films that deal with the experience of World War II and the generational shift that came with Khrushchev’s thaw, as well as arthouse cinema that practiced a more meditative cinematic sensibility. Moving on, we will consider films that spoke to ...

Cinema and Media Studies honors majors will show their final projects.

Intramural Volleyball League Play!

A weekly dinner gathering, offering spiritual reflection in music and scriptural conversation, and lighting prayer candles, in the spirit of the Protestant tradition. The dinner is focused on creating a community committed to, and hoping for the demands of love, inclusion and equality to become real in our midst. No faith experience expected, or preferred, just an openness to the call of justice guided by love. All members of the Hamilton community, faculty, staff, students, friends are welcome to join us.

Senior Dance & Movement Studies Majors Showcase

Open lap swim hours at Bristol Pool. Hill Card required.

"Reflecting on Our Semester of Inspired Action: A Justice Lab Experience"   The students of the Spring '24 Levitt Center Justice Lab program, "Inspired Action: Community Building and Social Change", are excited to share their experiences both in the classroom and in their group projects. This term, students took courses in Government, Sociology, and American Studies and participated in a community based project alongside Reverend Sharon Baugh from Hope Chapel AME Zion Church in Utica. The Justice Lab also collaborated to make a collection of cr...

Take a Moment: Stop in the chapel for quiet time, meditation, or personal prayer. Open to all who might need a moment. Faculty, Staff, and Students 

Today is Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day). Join the Center for Jewish Life for a meaningful ceremony. Attendees will have the opportunity to light a memorial candle. 

Please stop by to see "Make, Touch, Kiss Exhibition," an exhibit by Assistant Professor of Art History Laura Tillery's ARTH/MDRST 211 students.

Middle School Makers is a free afterschool art program at the Wellin Museum of Art for middle school students. Each session will introduce an original work of art and related studio art project that challenges participants to engage in artistic problem-solving and imagination. Capacity is limited. Pre-registration required.

Gift (Chidera) Uwakwe '24 will present her Computer Science Senior Project titled, "Designing User Experiences: The Intersection of Art and Technology."

Abstract: A discussion of how art and technology work together in an ethical way, delving into the enhancement of user experience.

Asian Studies Senior Thesis.

Celebrate the end of your first year with lemonade from the Squeezers truck, crafts, planting activities, and more!  Stop by for a break and plenty of giveaways.