Events

For your viewing pleasure, please come visit the Summer Project Students, Nana Hayrumyan '27, Anna Totlica '27, Ema Shedroff '27, Jubilee Kim '28 and Renata Mendez Alvarez '27, joint Exhibition. This exhibition can be found in KTSA on both the 1st and 2nd floor walls outside of Senior Studios (201) and at the bottom of stairwell by the Art Office (103). 

The Washington, D.C., Program is a part of the curriculum of the Department of Government, which also includes concentrations in World Politics and Public Policy (the latter two being interdisciplinary). The department staffs the program with a full-time member of its faculty as director, who resides in Washington for the duration of the program. The director designates the theme of the program and its general syllabus, schedules speakers and excursions, and organizes other activities. Twelve students live and work in Washington in a variety ...

We’re excited to welcome families to campus for Family Weekend! Be sure to stop by the Campus Store in the Sadove Student Center to browse Hamilton apparel, gifts, and more. We’ll be open during Family Weekend and look forward to seeing you!

Please join us for coffee and check out the Writing Center!

Stop by our table to learn about Advanced Studies in England (ASE) in Bath, where you can experience small, engaging liberal arts classes, cultural immersion, and exciting study trips while living in the historic World Heritage city of Bath.

Join the Peer Listeners and Health Promotion at the Dunham lot for a Bowl Boss Food Truck, giveaways, and education in honor of National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Food will be available until it runs out!  

Come get the legs moving by joining our annual Ham and Legs 5K fun run and walk! If walking or running is not your thing, come cheer on a friend and enjoy the afternoon socializing with the Hamilton Community. Parents and family visiting for the weekend are strongly encouraged to participate!All participants and volunteers will be entered to win gift cards to a local business of your choice, as well as several other raffles for Wellness promotion! T-shirts will also be provided to the first 125 registered participants and volunteers who partici...

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

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

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

The HQ is a brand-new platform developed exclusively for the Hamilton community, with an easy-to-use alumni directory, volunteering info, giving history, events, news, groups, and countless ways to connect. You have to see it for yourself! Stop by to check out the features and sign up.

Greenhouse staff will lead a series of tours between 2 and 4 p.m., showcasing the greenhouse facilities, the diversity room, plant collections, and current research projects underway there. Location: Room 3092.

Join us for Pet Therapy! Brought to you in partnership with Pet Partners of CNY. In case of inclement weather, we'll move to the Schambach Lobby adjacent to McEwen Cafe FoJo.

Stop by our Family Weekend Welcome & Information Center!  

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!

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

Join us at the Wellin Museum for a student-led tour! Wellin docents Mimi Fowlkes '27 and Grace Johnson '28 will lead a tour of the museum and the current exhibition Storytelling, featuring photography drawn from the collection. As a teaching museum, the Wellin engages the curiosity of students, faculty, and the community through our internationally recognized exhibitions and globally representative collection, introducing new ideas and perspectives to classroom conversations and beyond. 

How does Hamilton allocate its donations? Could you do it better? Come play a one-of-a-kind roleplaying game that helps players understand the complexity of distributing funds across the college. Hosted by Common Ground. No preparation or prior role-playing experience required. Open to families and students. Refreshments will be served. Space is limited, and participation will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Come explore research at Hamilton and beyond as students present their summer research findings in the sciences. Meet the researchers, learn about their work, and enjoy refreshments. Posters will remain on display throughout the weekend in the Taylor Science Center.

Levitt summer researchers will display posters showcasing their research projects. Fellows spend up to ten weeks conducting independent research on public affairs questions of their own choosing, working full-time in close collaboration with a faculty adviser. Students come from every concentration, and the posters represent the culmination of that work.

Cinema and Media Studies students showcase work in through video essays.    Presented by Professor of Cinema and Media Studies Scott MacDonald. 

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.

Please join us for a series of four 15-minute student research talks highlighting undergraduate physics research across condensed matter, quantum optics, particle physics, and astrophysics. All students, parents, guests, faculty, and staff are welcome to attend! PRESENTATION SCHEDULE: 5:00 PM - Clifford Yen '27Title: Magnetically Activating Chiral Phonons: A Magneto-Raman Study of (Chiral) Copper OxideAdvisor: Prof. Renee Frontiera (University of Minnesota - Twin Cities) 5:15 PM - Nick Kreidler '28Title: Computing With Individual Atoms: Design,...