Events

Stop by our table to learn about our pre-approved programs in South Korea.

The YWCA of Mohawk Valley partners with Hamilton to provide advocacy, accompaniment, and personal support to survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Stop by and meet our campus advocate to learn more about the off campus resources that are available to you. 

Join the Muslim Student Association for a gathering where we talk about certain topics in Islam every week, with catered lunch! All are welcome regardless of faith. 

Join us for a conversation about conversations! Collaborating on research and advising groups of students requires careful conversations about how responsibilities -- and credit -- will be divided up. Dr. Eleanor Sayre will lead the conversation based on her years of experience in science education and the NSF.

Recoup & Soup is a weekly student-led space to practice mindfulness and connect to others in the community. No meditation experience necessary. Open to students, staff, and faculty.  What you can expect: 20 minutes of silent meditation and/or journaling Delicious soup & bread from local vendors Friendly folks with whom you can check in about how you're doing this week.  

Join Employer-in-Residence Dr. Richard Edelson '66, P'97 for a conversation with Career Center Director Melissa Marietta about career choices, professional growth, and making the most of opportunities along the way. Open to students of all majors and career interests. Lunch will be served. Register on Handshake.

Join us for a lunch conversation with David McCune, professor of mathematics at William Jewell College, Missouri. McCune's published work examines voting systems and the mathematical paradoxes that can arise under election mechanisms such as ranked-choice methods and apportionment procedures. Recently he appeared on Undark's podcast series discussing whether the U.S. should move to ranked-choice voting, explaining both the strengths of such a reform and the practical humility needed to turn what models and simulations show into real-world implementation. McCune's research applies mathematical and statistical analysis to civic questions — ...

Join us for lunch at the Spanish Language Table!

BONJOUR, HAMILTON! Do you speak French? Are you learning French? Did you take French years ago and remember approximately three words? Come anyway! Join us for the French Language Table—a relaxed place to practice, chat, meet people, and improve your French. No tests. No homework. No pressure. Just conversation!

Interested in practicing your Italian or learning more about Italian language and culture? Join us for the Italian Studies Language Table! This is a casual opportunity to practice speaking Italian, meet others with similar interests, and enjoy conversation in a relaxed setting. For questions reach out to Professor Cecily Cai and Professor Valeria Dani

Open court time for Faculty/Staff Rec Basketball. Join the interest spreadsheet here.

Functional Fitness is a balanced, full-body class designed to help you move better, feel stronger, and build confidence in everyday movement. This class combines functional, total-body exercises with core strengthening, light cardio, and intentional stretching. Using light weights, resistance bands, and bodyweight movements, participants will work through exercises that can be easily adjusted to match individual goals and fitness levels. This class is catered towards individuals of all abilities—whether you’re just getting started or looking to...

Come to our information session to learn about our pre-approved programs in South Korea.

The Continental Magazine will have its semiannual brainstorming meeting. Come with ideas for the campus lifestyle magazine. Come if you're interested in writing, editing, photography, layout design, art, or just being involved in a magazine. We will have Cider Mill donuts and cider!

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

The Levitt Center invites you to join us for this talk by David McCune, professor of mathematics at William Jewell College, "The mathematics of apportionment paradoxes in presidential primaries." In rare circumstances, a candidate in a presidential primary can gain delegates while losing votes. This talk explores the mathematics behind these paradoxes, with examples from recent presidential primaries. Apportionment theory traces its origin to the U.S. Constitution, which stipulates that seats in the U.S. House be apportioned to states in propor...

The Visiting Writers Series presents a Poetry Reading by Dan Beachy-Quick Dan Beachy-Quick is a poet, essayist, and translator. His books include Variations on Dawn and Dusk, which was longlisted for the National Book Awards. His work has been supported by the Lannan, Monfort, and Guggenheim Foundations. He is a University Distinguished Teaching Scholar at Colorado State University, where he teaches in the MFA program in creative writing. Hosted by the Literature and Creative Writing Department (Visiting Writers Series) Funding by the Dean of F...

Please join Summer Project students Nana Hayrumyan '27, Anna Totlica '27, Ema Shedroff '27, Jubilee Kim '28 and Renata Mendez Alvarez '27 for their joint Exhibition Opening Reception in the Karen and Kevin Kennedy Center for Theatre and the Studio Arts (KTSA). Browse their amazing artwork and enjoy a Cider Mill donut and cider at the same time.

Do you enjoy writing and editing? Come join The Topical for a collaborative editing session before our publication! If you're interested in submitting, we'll be sending out an email with submission guidelines before our meeting--we'd love to feature your writing in our next edition!

All Chinese language learners and native speakers are warmly invited!

Learn more about the Sadove First-Year Internship Program! 

Stop by to get personalized help on your resume, cover letter, or networking emails. Start from scratch or have your draft reviewed. Ask quick questions and get real-time feedback from a Peer Coach. FOJO and Euphoria gift cards will be given out during drop-ins! 

Volleyball Club practice and play session. 

Registration Required! Come learn essential self-defense principles and techniques in a positive training atmosphere! Attendees should wear comfortable clothing they can move in. Beginners are welcome and this class is open to practitioners of all level. The class is non-competitive in nature. Some techniques may involve punching, kicking, or striking pads, grappling, or using mock devices (e.g. training knife). Instructor: Ken Leonardo

Come join La Vanguardia! Connect with the community, share ideas, and stay involved with everything we are planning throughout the semester. Whether you are a longtime member or just getting to know us, everyone is welcome. Bring a friend and come hangout!