Events

Last day to declare Off Campus Study for Spring semester 2027.

A joint exhibition by Summer Project students Nana Hayrumyan ’27, Anna Totilca ’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).

Take a break an join us for Pet Therapy! In partnership with Pet Partners of CNY.

Join us for lunch at the Spanish Language Table!

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

Add some variety to your workout by using a weighted bar, hand weights, and step aerobics to alternate strength training and cardio routines. This class is open to all ability levels, begins at 12:10 and ends at 12:55 each Wednesday, and is great for anyone who are crunched for time. Class ends with toning, abs and stretch.  Instructor:  Lisa Magnarelli

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

A joint exhibition by Summer Project students Nana Hayrumyan ’27, Anna Totilca ’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).

Hamilton College will be hosting Wall Street Prep's Accounting & Financial Modeling seminar, an intensive 2-day seminar led by former investment bankers with applied expertise in financial and valuation modeling. It bridges the gap between academics and the real world, equipping students with practical knowledge for recruiting and the job itself, and is open to all students pursuing investment banking, corporate finance, private equity, capital markets, and related fields. See Handshake for more information.

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

A joint exhibition by Summer Project students Nana Hayrumyan ’27, Anna Totilca ’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).

Hamilton College will be hosting Wall Street Prep's Accounting & Financial Modeling seminar, an intensive 2-day seminar led by former investment bankers with applied expertise in financial and valuation modeling. It bridges the gap between academics and the real world, equipping students with practical knowledge for recruiting and the job itself, and is open to all students pursuing investment banking, corporate finance, private equity, capital markets, and related fields. See Handshake for more information.

A joint exhibition by Summer Project students Nana Hayrumyan ’27, Anna Totilca ’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).

Hamilton College Arboretum Saturday Speaker Series It’s All In The Family with Lee Reich In the garden, families matter. They matter for keeping your plants healthy, helping you identify plants, and more.  Free and open to the public. Directions and Parking (behind Ferguson House, Map #48) or register to participate via Zoom at https://www.hamilton.edu/alumni/events. 

A joint exhibition by Summer Project students Nana Hayrumyan ’27, Anna Totilca ’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).

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

A joint exhibition by Summer Project students Nana Hayrumyan ’27, Anna Totilca ’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).

This talk will discuss the dynamics of the 2026 midterm elections in the House and Senate with a particular focus on how geography, public opinion, and fundraising influence and shape electoral outcomes. RSVP here for lunch.   Luke E. Perry is a Distinguished Professor of Political Science at Utica University and specializes in American politics and comparative politics. A passionate educator and scholar, Dr. Perry's research focuses on equality and democracy, particularly in relation to civil rights, elections, and religion and politics. His p...

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

Join us to learn the basic punching, kicking, footwork, and body movement techniques of kickboxing while boosting your fitness! Participants will engage in station drills, shadowboxing, calisthenics, striking of a bag or pads, 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 encouraged to bring their own boxing gloves (10 ounce minimum). Gloves will be available for participants without their own.Instructor: Jayme Carney

Join the Physics Department for a Seminar by Professor Kristen Burson. How to Trap Nobility Using Nanotechnology Noble gases are important for energy production, medical imaging, and scientific studies. This aloof class of nobles is also famously non-reactive. The industry standard methods for collecting and purifying these gases are expensive and energy intensive, requiring cryogenic temperatures. My lab is turning to nanotechnology to isolate noble gases at room-temperature. Our method captures noble gases within metal-supported silica nanoca...

Talk with Guest Speaker Deborah Dash Moore. Walkers in the City: Jewish Street Photographers of Midcentury New York This talk examines the distinctive urban vision of New York City’s streets and public spaces produced by Jewish photographers in the middle decades of the 20th century. Drawing on their experiences, Deborah Dash Moore offers a new perspective on New York as seen through their eyes—a cityscape of working-class people. Deborah Dash Moore is Jonathan Freedman Distinguished University Professor of History and Judaic Studies at the Uni...

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

Come hear from two alumni, Stephen Wisser '20 and Allie LeeHoffman '23, discuss their research! Stephen Wisser '20 is a Neuroscience PhD student at the University of Pennsylvania. He is interested in translational neuroscience with a focus on Alzheimer's, gut-brain communication, and psychedelics. Allie LeeHoffman '23 is a PhD student at the Graduate Center, City University of New York, studying Basic and Applied Social Psychology.