Events

A joint exhibition by Summer Project students Nana Hayrumyan ’27, Anna Totlica ’27, Ema Shedroff ’27, Jubilee Kim ’28, and Renata Mendez Alvarez ’27. The exhibition can be found in KTSA on the 1st and 2nd floor walls outside Senior Studios (201) and at the bottom of the stairwell by the Art Office (103).

Drop in as a family to make a creative project inspired by The House of Chance and Mischief, a multimedia sculpture in the Wellin's collection by Renée Stout. Guided by Wellin docents, participants will look closely to decode and discuss the sculpture. Taking inspiration from the carnivalesque elements included in the artwork, such as game pieces and playing cards, each participant will have a chance to construct their own mini sculpture with a personalized theme using cardboard boxes, paint sticks, handmade clay ornaments, and other craft mate...

Roman Catholic Mass, Fr. Peter El Hachem presiding. Confession before or after Mass available by appointment by contacting pelhache@hamilton.edu. All are welcome. 

Zumba is perfect for everybody and every body. Zumba is a calorie-burning dance fitness party that combines low intensity and high intensity moves for a totally body workout and dance experience. Join the class and LET IT MOVE YOU! Instructor: Suzanne Crawford

Thermal ecology, physiology, and regional heterothermy of a diminutive snake Understanding how temperature can impact function and fitness in ectothermic organisms is particularly important given rapid environmental change. However, most of our knowledge is limited to particular organisms and ecosystems, which limits the generality of our understanding. We study the diminutive ringneck snake at intermediate elevations in the southern Appalachians as an example of a species and ecosystem for which the thermal ecology and physiology are poorly kn...

Come to weekly Jummah Prayer w/ MSA!!!!

Aikido a non-competitive yet powerful Japanese martial art adapted from traditional combat techniques. Aikido can be effectively implemented by people of any age, body type, or gender for self-defense and to improve physical and mental conditioning. This will be treated as a beginner class welcome to all, but will involve dynamic movements of the entire body. You should should wear lower body attire that covers the legs below the knee that they can freely move in. T-shirts are acceptable for the upper body. Instructor: Christina Schubert

Technical skills drop-in sessions. Great for beginner to expert climbers who want extra guidance on climbing technique. No sign-ups required. Just stop in!

Join the Chemistry Department for a talk by Professor Sarah Smith. Understanding the role of sequence and structure in the function and design of antimicrobial peptides As antibiotic-resistant infections spread worldwide, the need to develop novel antimicrobial agents is urgent. Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are produced by organisms throughout nature that have broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity, but have not yet been widely adopted as pharmaceuticals. We are working to better understand the relationships between the amino acid sequence, bio...

Intro to Swing Dance:  If you love jazz and want to learn how to dance while trying a fresh take on exercise, this is the class for you! We will focus on the basic steps for Lindy hop, Charleston, Balboa, East coast swing and Solo jazz through the semester. This class will primarily focus on partner dancing, but you do not need to bring a partner to participate (we will be rotating partners through the class). All levels encouraged and welcomed! Instructors:  Ariel Kahrl & Kyle Martin

Climbing wall open hours. No experience necessary. All equipment and instruction provided. HillCard required.

Join us for a special mathematics talk featuring Gabriel Sosa Castillo, Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Colgate University.   Talk: Reconstruction of Monomial Orders   We invite students, faculty, and anyone interested in mathematics to join us for this engaging presentation and explore the fascinating topic of monomial orders. We look forward to seeing you there!

Come with the Environmental Justice Action Group on a guided glen walk! Learn from professor Nick Roberts of geoscience and professor Heather Kropp of environmental studies about some of the geology, land use, and plants in our glens! We will meet in the science center atrium before walking together into Rogers Glen, and head back to the science center at the end to join Plant Club for a plant drop! 

Join us at the Little Pub as we celebrate the 15th birthday of Staff Assembly! Enjoy popcorn , drinks, and good company as we celebrate 15 years of community, connection, and staff engagement.

First-Generation and/or Low-Income Professor Panel Are you a First-Generation and/or Low-Income college student? Hear insights and academic advice from Professor White, Professor Borton, and Associate Director John Ossowski. This event is co-sponsored by the Career Center. Sushi and boba will be provided!

Take an hour to play a game with us! We play quick and easy games weekly. Everyone is welcome!

Join National Society for Black Engineers for their weekly meetings.

Hear ye, hear ye! Come in and make your very own health potions for your next tabletop roleplaying game. We'll provide all of the supplies: dice, glitter, and all the chaos you could want. 

Join Hillel at the Azel Backus House for Shabbat. We come together to celebrate our community, enjoy a Kosher meal, and to begin the Jewish day of rest. All are welcome. You don't need to be Jewish to join us for Shabbat.

Every Friday Hamilton College's Center for Jewish Life will provide a hot, kosher-style meal on-campus. You can take your meal to go or stay for Hillel's student-led Shabbat held in the Azel Backus dining room. Everyone is welcome.  

Come for a fun night of gaming and making new friends! Play anything from Catan to Blood on the Clocktower and everything in between!

Step into an enchanted forest where spirits take shape, and the rivers are alive with magic. Join LV and BLSU in collaboration with the Programming Team at this year’s Latin Ball where we explore magical realism and culture in Latin America and the Caribbean. 

A joint exhibition by Summer Project students Nana Hayrumyan ’27, Anna Totlica ’27, Ema Shedroff ’27, Jubilee Kim ’28, and Renata Mendez Alvarez ’27. The exhibition can be found in KTSA on the 1st and 2nd floor walls outside Senior Studios (201) and at the bottom of the stairwell by the Art Office (103).

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