Events

Press and Presence celebrates a school year of creative exploration within the printmaking studio, presenting works from students across both the Fall and Spring semesters. Through diverse approaches—from the tactile, deliberate pressure of the printmaking press to the expansive possibilities of large-scale, experimental processes—this exhibition reveals the depth and versatility of contemporary print practices. The Press of the Fall semester showcases intricate multi-plate linocuts and carefully crafted accordion books. These works are born fr...

Planning Meeting for the National Day of Action for Higher Education  Planning meeting for Hamilton's participation in the National Day of Action for Higher Education on April 17. All faculty, staff, and students who are interested in helping to organize the campus events are invited to attend. More information about the National Day of Action for Higher Ed can be found by clicking here.

Join us for lunch and conversation in Spanish! All levels welcome. New location: Commons East Dining Area (ground floor under the balcony area, near the main quad).

Join Christina from the Global Learning Office in this virtual info session for an overview to study abroad. Topics include program eligibility, program types, academic credit while abroad, the application process, and next steps. Register here.

If you are planning on studying abroad Fall 2025 or Academic Year 2025-2026 on a non-Hamilton program, course pre-approvals through the Petition for Transferred Credit Form are due April 15. Stop by this table to chat with staff from Global Learning and the Registrar's office about credit transfer, submit your form (if it is complete), and/or grab a snack! Questions? Email global@hamilton.edu 

A gentle Vinyasa Flow yoga that emphasizes the sequential movement between postures, coordinated with and guided by deliberate breath. The Vinyasa practice becomes a moving meditation that creates strength, freedom, and fluidity in the body and mind. Suitable for all levels. Mats available for those without their own. Instructor: Tim Kane

Express HIIT alternates between quick burst efforts and short rest periods during this high intensity interval training (HIIT) class. HIIT methods are designed to build endurance, increase strength, and ramp up your metabolism for fat loss. HIIT It the perfect workout for those pressed for time and looking get the best bang for your buck experience in 30 minutes. Instructor: Brittany Praznik

The ALEX Advisors invite you to Couper Hall! Students are welcome to use either classroom (111/207) as study spaces. Coffee, tea, and snacks are available in the lounge. 

How do you feel about interviewing? Learn best practices for preparing, practicing, performing, and what to do after an interview. All are welcome.

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

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This Power Vinyasa Yoga class will guide you through energetic and quick flowing sequences, with a dynamic mix of postures. It will allow you to release stress, while still building strength and gaining flexibility. End your week on the mat leaving you refreshed and energized for the weekend. All levels welcome, as modifications are always offered! Mat are available for those without their own. Instructor: Michele Grazier

Introduction to basic jump roping with Jason Hill. This class will cover the balance, agility, rhythm, and technique of jumping rope. This skill ignites your metabolism, improves your heart health and stamina, joint health, and increases focus. Jump rope is a great addition to anyone's fitness journey. All levels welcome and encouraged! All ropes provided. Check out Jason's Instagram, @mr.jack.skipper for a glimpse at how fun and creative skipping rope can be, and is no longer the activity you didn't like in PE class! Instructor: Jason Hill

Please join us for dinner and some Japanese conversation! All levels welcome.

Build your own bouquet using pipe cleaners! Bring home no-maintenance, forever flowers!

Students will engage in activities, presentations and games as a community. Students of all backgrounds and cultures are welcome to join us as we engage with Black Culture and History. 

The French language table is a wonderful opportunity for faculty and students to practice and connect with others. All learners, regardless of level, as well as native French speakers, are welcome to join!

Come and meet other trans and nonbinary students over tea! All are welcome.

Volleyball Club practice and play

Hasia R. Diner is an American historian. Diner is the Paul S. and Sylvia Steinberg Professor of American Jewish History; Professor of Hebrew and Judaic Studies, History; Director of the Goldstein-Goren Center for American Jewish History at New York University and Interim Director of Glucksman Ireland House NYU. Diner will give a talk titled, "THE JEWS' MANY PLACES IN AMERICA" This talk looks at the historic encounters between Jews and America, in spatial terms but also in terms of where they found themselves, in relationship to where and how th...

Russian Studies invites all Hamilton community members to attend the 2025 Soviet- and Post-Soviet Film Series.Vladimir Lenin characterized film as “the most important art” for the fledgling Soviet state. Film has indeed played a crucial role in documenting and shaping Russia’s Soviet and post-Soviet experience. This course will begin by exploring early Soviet masters of montage along with the pioneers of “mass” film who enjoyed greater success with audiences. We will watch films that deal with the experience of World War II and the generational...

Intramural Volleyball League Play!

Join us for a special FebFest Trivia tonight from 5:00-7:00 in the Little Pub. Students, staff and faculty are welcome. There will be prizes, raffles and lots of fun! Come play some trivia and meet new people!

Press and Presence celebrates a school year of creative exploration within the printmaking studio, presenting works from students across both the Fall and Spring semesters. Through diverse approaches—from the tactile, deliberate pressure of the printmaking press to the expansive possibilities of large-scale, experimental processes—this exhibition reveals the depth and versatility of contemporary print practices. The Press of the Fall semester showcases intricate multi-plate linocuts and carefully crafted accordion books. These works are born fr...