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President Wippman welcomes three new cabinet-level positions, including the inaugural vice president for diversity, equity, and inclusion.

President Wippman acknowledges the hard work and sacrifices made to provide students with the best education and richest campus experience possible in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the wake of George Floyd's murder, President Wippman discusses campuswide efforts to ensure “a community where all individuals, without exception, feel valued, empowered, and treated fairly.”

In announcing Hamilton's capital campaign, President Wippman describes some of the remarkable students he met while teaching a seminar on international law.

"Suppressing speech, even offensive speech, runs counter to the aims of a liberal education,” notes President Wippman in this piece that champions the free exchange of ideas.

President Wippman announces the framework for a process that will examine issues ranging from curricular change to student success to the sustainability of Hamilton’s business model.

As he begins his tenure, President Wippman describes the “love of place” he’s experiencing at Hamilton and the importance of ensuring a welcoming and inclusive environment.