Our Beautiful Campus

Across a 1,350-acre campus, historic architecture and state-of-the-art facilities support learning, research, and discovery. Classrooms, laboratories, studios, and performance spaces are designed to foster collaboration and hands-on engagement across disciplines.

1,350

acre campus

108

campus-owned buildings

$367 million

invested in facilities in the
last 15 years

Academic Buildings Up Close

Kennedy Center for Theatre and the Studio Arts

Kirner-Johnson Building

Taylor Science Center

Wellin Museum of Art

More Campus Facilities

North Residence Hall (First-Year Residence Hall)

Residence Halls

Athletic Facilities (YouTube Playlist)

Johnson Health & Wellness Center

Dining Halls

YouVisit Campus Tour Campus Beauty Image

Virtual Tour

There are few things that can replace a visit to our beautiful campus, but our virtual tour comes close.

Peek at Webcam Campus Map

aerial view of campus in the fall — See more videos of campus on Youtube

Space to Do Everything

Student works in Hamilton's observatory in search for exoplanets. — Investigate exoplanets from the observatory

Burke Library — Collaborate on digital projects in the new makerspace

crows -18 — Uncover migration patterns in the crow aviary

letterpress4 — Crafted hand-printed cards in the letterpress studio

Green Screen — Hamilton’s digital arts and studio resources a perfect fit for a class like *TV CLUB.*

coding club — Develop software that helps people in the computer science lab

aerial view of the Hamilton boat house in Rome — Row down the Erie Canal from the boathouse

Outing club - winter fun 2022 — Plan outdoor adventures with Hamilton's Outing Club in the Glen House.

Assistant Professor of Biology Peter Guiden,Maddie Vavra '23 and Becky Rosen '22 — Combat the biodiversity crisis in the greenhouse

Experience Campus

Our campus is designated as an arboretum and includes the popular Root Glen and Grant Garden, several walking and cross-country trails, plenty of space for research and activities, and many quiet corners to simply enjoy the outdoors.

aerial view of Grant Garden — Saunder’s Peonies & Grant Garden

Our Focus on Sustainability

A Greener Hamilton

Hamilton is committed to meeting or exceeding best practices related to sustainability. As part of the College’s goal to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030, it plans to invest in energy upgrades to two of its largest buildings, manage parts of campus to increase carbon sequestration in its lands, and continue to study and implement additional opportunities for emission reductions. Hamilton has partnered with Siemens to significantly cut energy consumption and emissions while modernizing key campus spaces to operate more efficiently for generations of future students to enjoy, and support a more sustainable campus environment for current and future students.

Sustainability

Commitment to Campus Accessibility

Hamilton values accessibility as one of many forms of inclusivity and routinely makes improvements across campus and prioritizes accessibility with every major renovation. Additionally, the College has committed to budgeting $500,000 each year, on average, for accessibility-related projects. A few recent and upcoming projects are highlighted below.

Accessibility