Events

A joint exhibition by Summer Project students Nana Hayrumyan ’27, Anna Totlica ’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 presentation/workshop takes a practical hands-on look at PromptEd, an open educational database with AI prompts for language educators, and ChitterChatter, an AI-powered language-learning platform designed to give students low-stakes, interactive speaking practice and provide instructors with progress visibility.Lunch provided.

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

Healthcare and Biotech Policy and Beyond: Alternative Careers in the Life Science Space gives Hamilton students an inside look at the range of career paths in healthcare and biotech, and how graduate school pathways can shape where those paths lead. Two Hamilton alumni, each of whom took a distinct route into the field, will share their experiences and discuss how AI, trends in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries, and shifting federal and state policy are reshaping career opportunities in healthcare. All students interested in healthcare ...

Join the Russian language students and faculty every Wednesday to practice your conversation, meet new people, and play games!

Join us for lunch at the Spanish Language Table!

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

Join Hamilton alumni Scott Allocco ’82 and Adam Schayowitz ’03 for an informal networking opportunity following the Healthcare, Biotech Policy, and Beyond: Alternative Careers in the Life Science Space program. Connect with these accomplished alumni, ask questions about their career journeys, and explore the many pathways available at the intersection of healthcare, biotechnology, policy, business, and science.

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

Come learn and play badminton! We have all necessary equipment and we welcome all levels of experience. yippeee!

NEW  START TIME! This 40-minute class will maximize the bang for your buck! It is comprised of short bursts of body weight training blending both interval and strength exercises to hit all areas of the body. With circuit training, this class consists of plenty of cardio, weights, and core to get that extra metabolic burn which will motivate you to keep coming back. You’ll never get the same class twice!  Instructor: Brittany Praznik

Current and Potential Art Concentrators & Minors, come to KTSA 205 to learn about our program, tour the Senior Studios, and meet the creative faculty and students from Studio Art. 

Come learn about the Super Fund Site Love Canal! The Geological Society and the Center for Intersectional Feminism (CIF) will be discussing the environmental impacts of chemical waste and its intersection with women's health.

NEW CLASS! The work day or school day is over, and there's still time to get a workout in. Rush Hour 30 delivers just that! Reset your energy and finish the day with this efficient, interval-based circuit class that delivers a full-body training session in just 30 minutes. We will have a 5 minute warm up, 30 minutes of interval work, and 5 minute cool down. Get in, get out! Instructor: Erin Reichenbach

Please join us for a group meditation. Anyone is welcome!! No experience necessary.

Join Women's Club Soccer for practice! All levels welcome. 

JOIN CLUB WATER POLO! NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED! Come join us to learn more!!

This is a weekly ROOTS meeting where we host different events to support students of color in STEM, such as professor-drop ins, resume building workshops, study session, and more!

Register on Handshake! So you want to become a doctor? Are you interested in learning successful Hamilton alumni became the doctors they are today? Want advice on navigating medical school? Join Steve Gordon '80 (Internal Medicine), Robert Ahmed '82 (General Surgery), and April Kavanagh '07 (Family Medicine) for a discussion about their experiences on the Path the Medicine! This will be an in-person event for students. Lafa will be served!

A decade ago, sports gambling was illegal in most of the U.S. Today, it is an omnipresent part of American culture. Is legal sports betting a societal danger or does it enhance the fans’ experience? Should we regulate the betting industry or leave it to market forces? Join us as we explore the issues surrounding sports gambling. Chris Bevilacqua is a sports entertainment, media, and technology entrepreneur, investor, executive, and advisor. He was co-founder and CEO of Simplebet, a data and technology platform designed to drive fan engagement and in-play wagering acquired by DraftKings. Jonathan D. Cohen leads gamblin...

Intramural Basketball League play. Games are held at 8pm, 9pm, and 10pm. Stop by to spectate and cheer your peers on.

Interested in joining Hamilton SideKicks? SideKicks is a volunteering program based out of the COOP that pairs Hamilton students with local Clinton Elementary School students. You will meet with your SideKick and can play fun games, go on glen walks, make crafts, and so much more. It is a low-time commitment and self-scheduled between you and your family. 

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

The University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy trains rigorous, data-driven leaders to tackle society’s toughest challenges. Chicago is our classroom – connecting students to City Hall, community organizations, and global institutions. Students learn from renowned faculty within the intellectual tradition of one of the world’s leading research universities. Join Karen McCleary to learn more about our masters degrees and summer credential programs in this informal information session. Register here.

"Common Ground Continued" invites campus experts to respond and react to what Common Ground speakers share at our Common Ground events. Assistant Professors of Economics Jeffrey Cross and Cody Couture will respond to the September 30 event "Sports Gambling: A good bet?" that featured Chris Bevilacqua and Jonathan D. Cohen. Cross and Couture will examine the speaker's accounts, add their own perspectives, and answer audience questions. Lunch will be provided.