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...

Open recreation ice skating at Sage Rink for members of the Hamilton Community. Rental skates and helmets are available at the fieldhouse Recreation Equipment Hub. Hill card required.  Skating activity only, no pucks or sticks.   

The Christian A. Johnson Teaching Table is available at the Hub during the Employee Lunch Service for faculty to discuss pedagogical questions and ideas. The first 6 people to sign up for the teaching table will have their lunch paid for by the Dean of Faculty. Participants should register for the Employee Lunch Service and denote "Teaching Table" in comments section. There will be a reserved table in the Hub.

Open Recreational Hockey activity for members of the Hamilton College Campus community. Sticks and pucks are allowed during this time, so helmets are required for all skaters. Skates and helmets are available at the Field House equipment desk. College ID required.

The fundamental boxing class will teach foundational techniques such as punching technique, proper footwork, and body movement while boosting your general fitness. Participants will engage in station drills, shadowboxing, calisthenics, and partner work to build strength, coordination, and confidence. This is a non-contact class; no sparring (striking of others) is permitted or included. Participants are advised to bring their own boxing gloves (10 ounce minimum). A limited quantity will be available for participants without their own.

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

Chinese thesis presentations. Presentations in Chinese. Refreshments will be served.

The Levitt Center would like to invite you to a talk titled "Accumulation by Adaptation" with Kimberley Thomas, Associate Professor of Geography, Environment and Urban Studies Temple University. Accumulation by adaptation names the phenomenon by which political and economic elites profit from climate adaptation efforts. As with the notion of ‘accumulation by dispossession’ from which it derives, the term speaks to the injustice of capital accumulation—in this case, accumulation associated with configuring some groups' vulnerability to climate c...

Recoup & Soup returns on a bi-weekly basis on the 3rd floor of the chapel. In the future this event will be held at noon, every other Thursday. 

Do you want some last minute help strengthening your resume or cover letter? Have questions about your job or internship search? Just want to talk with someone about your career interests and direction? You’re in luck! No appointment necessary to take advantage of this week’s drop-ins. Please note that you can stop by any time between 4:30-7:30.

This 45-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

Come meet and hang out with the GSU and other LGBTQ students and allies.

Join us for conversation during our bi-weekly Arabic coffee hour. All levels welcome.

Come to the Chapel where we will meditate as a group!

Come join us for a fun, energizing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practice. Whether you're new or have been training for a while, this session is all about learning new things. Everyone is welcome no matter your experience level! 

Introduction to CITRIX and STATA workshop for Econ 166 students. The workshop will cover topics such as installing and registering CITRIX, opening STATA on CITRIX, accessing your files on CITRIX, and loading and exploring data on STATA on CITRIX. 

Come join the People Who Like to do Fun Things Club for an unforgettable movie night!

Are you passionate about justice, equity, and making a meaningful impact on Hamilton College's diverse community? We invite you to join the Justice and Equity Committee, where we work together to foster inclusion, promote equity, and celebrate the diversity that makes our campus special. As a committee, we're committed to creating opportunities for dialogue and action. Our main focus will be hosting engaging speaker events and other initiatives that highlight important social issues, encourage learning, and support our shared values! Whether yo...

*Pre-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

Spanish Club meets for dinner and conversation in McEwen Dining Hall. Come join us! All levels welcome.

Intramural Basketball league play!

Join us for an evening and dinner of fellowship, praise, and worship, as we join together to give glory to our Lord. All are welcome!

Come perform and support your classmates at the last Open Mic before spring break! All genres welcome! We have amps if you need them!

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...

Early Friday morning, Hamilton College will witness a total lunar eclipse!  In celebration, Professor Adam lark will host an eclipse party from 1:00 AM until 3:00 AM.  The eclipse will begin at 1:09 AM when the moon enters the Earth's shadow, gradually becoming obscured until it reaches totality at 2:26 AM.  It will remain fully eclipsed for an hour, likely displaying an eerie red glow, known as a blood moon.  We will open the dome to our 20-inch Planewave telescope and set up many of our 4-inch telescopes, to ensure that everyone will have mul...