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).

Join us for the Underground Coffee House Series, a cozy monthly event where you can enjoy free coffee and connect with fellow students! This month we will feature a Vampire Vanilla latte and apple nacho bar! 

Come make your own crêpe with French Club! 

Intramural Indoor Soccer league play. Game are held at the following times below, stop by and check out the action! Sundays 12pm, 1pm, 4pm, 5pm, 6pm, & 7pm. Tuesdays (make up days) between 8pm and 10pm.

Stop by anytime to get resume, a cover letter, or networking help! We will also be giving away $5 Fojo & Euphoria gift cards! 

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

Join the Gender and Sexuality Union in our annual tradition of chalking the campus for National Coming Out Day! All are welcome and encouraged to show up to support our LGBTQIA+ Hamilton community.

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

Professor Zhuoyi Wang presents Filmmaker Iris Yang and her film The Returning Tide: Thirty Years On. The screening is at 2 p.m. in the Bradford Auditorium, Kirner-Johnson 125, and is free and open to the public. Yang's film revisits the legacy of the Fourth United Nations World Conference on Women, held in Beijing in 1995, through the voices of more than twenty feminist activists across East Asia. Thirty years later, the film asks what sustains connections across borders and generations, and what keeps the tide returning again and again. Iris Yang is a researcher, journalist, and documentary filmmaker. Her work explores how people continue to f...

Intramural Indoor Soccer league play. Game are held at the following times below, stop by and check out the action! Sundays 12pm, 1pm, 4pm, 5pm, 6pm, & 7pm. Tuesdays (make up days) between 8pm and 10pm.

Breaking Bread is a student-led, casual Protestant Christian service that meets weekly. Everyone is welcome to join as we gather around Biblical themes, prayer, music, group discussion, and a delicious meal. Our community is an open-minded and diverse group that gathers around faith, food, and friends to take a break from the grind of day-to-day life.

Scottish country dance is a traditional social dance. No prior dance experience necessary, just bring a water bottle and get ready to get moving and have some fun!

Double H is a great volunteering opportunity for Hamilton students to be ski or snowboard instructors for children with physical and mental disabilities. Additionally, you may still volunteer if you do not ski or snowboard as a lodge host! All accommodations (our stay, food, and more) are covered by Double H Ranch and Hamilton College. Come to learn more!  

Untitled@Large Presents: Comedy Night! Featuring a bunch of comedic sketches written, directed, and performed entirely by students. 

Please join us for a group meditation. Anyone is welcome!! No experience necessary. 

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).

Open House for the American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program. Donuts and Cider from the Clinton Cider Mill! Stop by to meet Dr. Brianna Burke Faculty Fellow in Native and Indigenous Studies and Visiting Associate Professor in Environmental Studies and Amanda Hjort Community Engagement and Programming Coordinator of the AIIS Program!

BBassett Health Care provides Heart Health Screenings. Certified wellness staff will be on hand to review your results! REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Led by a Blackboard Strategist, this session walks through the Blackboard Ultra Gradebook experience, including the updated interface, creating and organizing grade columns, setting up calculations, and configuring the Overall Grade. Learn best practices to build an accurate, efficient gradebook, followed by a live Q&A.Registration is required. Join Microsoft Teams meeting here.

Biology Seminar Series Speaker: Kate Rawlinson, MBL. Additional details will be shared as they become available.

In light of recent events at Cornell University, come support survivors of rape and sexual misconduct. Students, faculty, and staff are welcome to speak, share stories, poetry, and find community with others.

Open court time for Faculty/Staff Rec Basketball. Join the interest spreadsheet here.

Start your week with a lunch-time blast in this effective and up-tempo full body workout. The class features a warm up followed by 30 minutes of interval training involving bodyweight exercises, dumbbells, kettlebells, and various other equipment. The class is structured to cater to anyone, no matter what your age, body type or level of experience is. Modifications or additional challenges are offered to those who need them. Instructor: Carrie Sherwood

Dougherty Pharmacy Flu Vaccine Clinic.  Please note that registration for the flu and COVID clinics is required using this registration link.  Bring your completed forms. Bring your prescription and health insurance cards. Drink plenty of water before and after your vaccine

Stop by our table to learn about the Marine Biological Laboratory’s Semester in Environmental Science, a 15-week immersive program in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, where students gain hands-on experience through field- and laboratory-based study of ecosystems, environmental change, and coastal and aquatic science.