Events

Press and Presence celebrates a school year of creative exploration within the printmaking studio, presenting works from students across both the Fall and Spring semesters. Through diverse approaches—from the tactile, deliberate pressure of the printmaking press to the expansive possibilities of large-scale, experimental processes—this exhibition reveals the depth and versatility of contemporary print practices. The Press of the Fall semester showcases intricate multi-plate linocuts and carefully crafted accordion books. These works are born fr...

Join the Russian Studies Faculty for our weekly Russian Conversation Table. Come practice your language skills, play games, meet new people, and learn more about our course offerings. Speakers of all levels welcome. Hope to see you there!

The Christian A. Johnson Teaching Table is available at the Hub during the Employee Lunch Service for faculty to discuss pedagogical questions and ideas. The first 6 people to sign up for the teaching table will have their lunch paid for by the Dean of Faculty. Participants should register for the Employee Lunch Service and denote "Teaching Table" in comments section. There will be a reserved table in the Hub.

Interested in a career in foreign relations? Want to explore international job opportunities? Looking for the best way to jumpstart your career? Register on Handshake! Join Calin Trenkov-Wermuth '00 and Sarah Pfund '14 for a discussion about their careers in foreign relations.

Join us as Regan Arnold '25 shares his transformative experience on a pre-medical elective in Mombasa, Kenya, with Elective Africa.  RSVP here for event and lunch. Learn how this immersive program deepened his passion for global health and solidified his commitment to a medical career.  Don't miss this opportunity to explore how you, too, can take part in this life-changing experience! 

SU Study Abroad Students can drop off visa materials at this time if they cannot attend the SU pre-departure session at 4pm. 

Students attending SU Study Abroad Programs are expected to attend this SU pre-departure orientation. Attending this session will fulfill your attendance at a required pre-departure orientation. If you cannot make it, you should plan on attending the general pre-departure session offered on April 15 and April 16. SU program managers will be on campus to host the pre-departure orientation and accept visa materials.  

This is a pre-departure session for students attending SU Florence in the Fall semester. The Florence program manager will be on-site to provide information about health, safety, and other program info. Students must attend a pre-departure session. This session will fulfill the attendance requirement.

The fundamental boxing class will teach foundational techniques such as punching technique, proper footwork, and body movement while boosting your general fitness. Participants will engage in station drills, shadowboxing, calisthenics, and partner work to build strength, coordination, and confidence. This is a non-contact class; no sparring (striking of others) is permitted or included. Participants are advised to bring their own boxing gloves (10 ounce minimum). A limited quantity will be available for participants without their own.

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

Religious Studies Open House with snacks.

Come play pickup basketball with the Basketball Club in the Alumni gym! No prior experience required and all levels are welcome.

A chance to practice your language skills with others while you are dining.

Come meet and hang out with the GSU and other LGBTQ students and allies.

Join us for conversation during our bi-weekly Arabic coffee hour. All levels welcome.

Come to the Chapel where we will meditate as a group!

Volleyball Club practice and play

Are you passionate about justice, equity, and making a meaningful impact on Hamilton College's diverse community? We invite you to join the Justice and Equity Committee, where we work together to foster inclusion, promote equity, and celebrate the diversity that makes our campus special. As a committee, we're committed to creating opportunities for dialogue and action. Our main focus will be hosting engaging speaker events and other initiatives that highlight important social issues, encourage learning, and support our shared values! Whether yo...

*Pre-Registration REQUIRED Come learn essential self-defense principles and techniques in a positive training atmosphere! Attendees should wear comfortable clothing they can move in. Beginners are welcome and this class is open to practitioners of all level. The class is non-competitive in nature. Some techniques may involve punching, kicking, or striking pads, grappling, or using mock devices (e.g., training knife). Instructor: Ken Leonardo

A Conversation with President Barack Obama Barack Obama, the 44th president of the United States, will be the next guest in Hamilton’s Sacerdote Great Names Series. He was elected on November 4, 2008, winning more votes than any candidate in history. President Obama was inaugurated on January 20, 2009, reelected in 2012, and served until January 20, 2017. He was the first African American to hold the office, bringing a message of hope and change to his campaigns. Tickets to this event are sold out.

Spanish Club meets for dinner and conversation in McEwen Dining Hall. Come join us! All levels welcome.

Intramural Basketball league play!

Join us for an evening and dinner of fellowship, praise, and worship, as we join together to give glory to our Lord. All are welcome!

Press and Presence celebrates a school year of creative exploration within the printmaking studio, presenting works from students across both the Fall and Spring semesters. Through diverse approaches—from the tactile, deliberate pressure of the printmaking press to the expansive possibilities of large-scale, experimental processes—this exhibition reveals the depth and versatility of contemporary print practices. The Press of the Fall semester showcases intricate multi-plate linocuts and carefully crafted accordion books. These works are born fr...

This two-day hybrid workshop brings together scholars from around the globe to discuss modern receptions of the ancient Medea myth through the lens of Intersectionality. Medea was a woman in a patriarchal society, an exile and non-citizen, in some traditions racialized as Other, a priestess with deep connections to nature, and a mother who committed filicide in many versions of the myth. This workshop aims to present scholarly works-in-progress on revisioned Medeas in modernity, with robust discussion. Those interested in attending some or all...