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Join Associate Professor of Governmet Kira Jumet and Dilafruz Nazarova, Assistant Teaching Professor/Associate Director of MA Program in Political Science - UN and Global Policy Studies at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey as they give a talk discusses the newly released edited volume, Doing Research as a Native: A Guide for Fieldwork in Illiberal and Repressive States, co-edited by Kira Jumet and Merouan Mekouar. The book addresses the challenges and risks faced by scholars native to illiberal and/or repressive states conducting rese...

Join Ukrainian artist and filmmaker Oksana Kazmina in an exploration of space as an archive of human experience through the work of the Freefilmers—a cinemovement from Mariupol, Ukraine, of which she is a part. The event will begin with a screening of Vasyl Tkachenko-Lyakh's short film, Kharaltida (2023), in which the filmmaker revisits the footage of his family home in Mariupol, which is currently under Russian occupation. With his brother, Vasyl searches  for their grandfather's WWII medals, buried in the garden which is now scarred by a hit ...

Join us in the library to learn about Hamilton College's rich holdings concerning Latin American and Latine history. Over our day in the library, we will examine rare materials and hear presentations from faculty and students. Together, we will reflect on the diverse threads that weave the complex and dynamic mosaic of Latin America, an energetic and often contradictory region, forged by the merging of different cultures, histories, and resistances. 

Professor Margie Thickstun will be leading a reading marathon of John Milton's Paradise Lost in the first floor Burke Library Commons. Drop by or stay all day! If you'd like to participate, please contact Professor Thickstun at mthickst@hamilton.edu.

Interested in consulting, computer science or education? Thinking about starting your own website or company? Want to explore opportunities in the online sphere? WANT LAFA? Register on Handshake! Join Omer Algar '94 for a discussion about is transition from Hamilton graduate to successful entrepreneur in online consulting!

Please join us for the following presentation:  Nadya Bair, Assistant Professor of Art History The Decisive Network: Magnum Photos and the Postwar Image Market (University of California Press, 2020) The lunch series, “Celebrating Faculty Achievements,” features new scholarship from 2020 to present by faculty and staff authors, and is sponsored by Ngoni Munemo, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the Faculty, and Joe Shelley, Vice President for Library and Information Technology Services. Lunch will be provided. 

Canonizing Controversy: The Cult of Thiemo of Salzburg and the Politics of Creating Saints in Medieval and Early Modern Europe   What happens when a church tries to create a saint...and fails? In this presentation, John Eldevik will discuss his recent research on the cult of St. Thiemo of Salzburg (d. 1101) in the archives of the Vatican's Congregation for the Causes of Saints and at the monastery of St. Peter's in Salzburg that document several attempts to officially canonize a peculiar medieval saint between the seventeenth and nineteenth cen...

Please join us as Nathan Goodale, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and Professor of Anthropology, Sara Soika, Associate Director, Sustainability & Safety, Anna Yankee ‘25, and Mike Klapmeyer, Associate Vice President for Facilities & Planning talk about the past, present and future of trash at Hamilton College, and our environmental impact. 

LITS Data Science Tutors will showcase data visualization and dashboard creation using Hamilton Harvest data in Tableau.

To Go On Living: Public Reading and Conversation with Narine Abgaryan & Translators Dr. Zara Torlone and Dr. Margarit Ordukhanyan Wars affect human life in the profoundest and most irreversible ways. How does one reconcile the pain of witnessing, survival, and loss? Armenian writer Narine Abgaryan’s short story collection To Go On Living (published April 2025 in English) sets out to explore potential answers. Unfolding in an Armenian mountain village in the immediate aftermath of the 1990s Nagorno-Karabakh War, the thirty-one short stories trac...