Events

Hamilton College's Spiritual and Religious Life, along with our Newman Council, invites you to celebrate Catholic mass with us, given by Hamilton College's Catholic Chaplain, Father Peter Boutros. All are welcome regardless of beliefs, ethnicities, sexualities or anything else pertaining to identity. We hope to see you there!  If you would like to meet with him for consolation, confession, or to seek advice, you may schedule a meeting with him using this email address: pelhache@hamilton.edu

A weekly space open to students, faculty, and staff to to gather, meditate, and share a simple meal of bread and soup in community. All are welcome!

Join us on the third floor of the chapel to meditate with us.

Join Jeremy Katz with his presentation on the Jewish history of Hamilton!

Are you a student who is experiencing grief? Know that you are not alone. We are in the process of building a student-led, staff-supported Grief Support Network on campus. Join us, and others who are experiencing grief for dinner and a time of sharing and learn how you can give and receive support from a community of your peers. 

Join Muslim Student Association for conversations on religious education, spiritual growth, and community building. All are welcome!

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!

Join Muslim Student Association for Jummah prayer and Khutbah. All are welcome!

Hamilton College's Spiritual and Religious Life, along with our Newman Council, invites you to celebrate Catholic mass with us, given by Hamilton College's Catholic Chaplain, Father Peter Boutros. All are welcome regardless of beliefs, ethnicities, sexualities or anything else pertaining to identity. We hope to see you there!  If you would like to meet with him for consolation, confession, or to seek advice, you may schedule a meeting with him using this email address: pelhache@hamilton.edu

Join us at the Azel Backus House for Shabbat. We come together to celebrate our community, enjoy a Kosher meal, and to begin the Jewish day of rest. All are welcome. You don't need to be Jewish to join us for Shabbat.