Public Events

The Labyrinth Dedication Ceremony, Friday, April 4, 10 a.m. adjacent to the entrance to Root Glen. Plan to join alumni and members of the Hamilton community as we officially dedicate the Labyrinth. Open since fall 2024, the Labyrinth serves our campus community as a space for contemplation, helping to manage stress and work through challenges. It is a gift from the Class of 2019 with support from Diana Buchanan Reynolds ’92 and Roland Reynolds P’24,’27, India Reynolds ’24, Samuel Reynolds ’27, and The Virginia Sargeant Reynolds Foundation. Ligh...

Stand Up for Libraries and Museums! The Trump Administration is proposing to slash funding to the Institute of Museums and Library Services, the primary source of support for 123,000 local libraries and 17,500 museums. These institutions are the backbone of education and democracy. 

A Wellin Museum docent will present a 15-minute talk on a work of art in the Museum's collection.

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Satyagraha or nonviolent resistance was not just a politics aimed at avoiding violence at any cost. Gandhi’s goal was to find a way that the oppressed could realize their power and transform entrenched views more effectively than either traditional liberal politics or armed rebellion. For this, what mattered most was not just the size of protest but what was enacted and dramatized through it, such as acts of self-discipline and self-suffering. This lecture will discuss Gandhi’s understanding of the dynamics of nonviolent protest and why violenc...

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Join us in the library to learn about Hamilton College's rich holdings concerning Latin American and Latine history. Over our day in the library, we will examine rare materials and hear presentations from faculty and students. Together, we will reflect on the diverse threads that weave the complex and dynamic mosaic of Latin America, an energetic and often contradictory region, forged by the merging of different cultures, histories, and resistances. 

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A life-size replica newspaper installation and a short film by Without Shape Without Form and Nirbhai (Nep) Singh Sidhu, both originally commissioned for the Unstruck Melody exhibition at the V&A Museum in London.Art of Simran is series of events at Wellin Museum of Art providing a space for all students, faculty, college community and visitors to disconnect, deepen self-awareness and broaden cultural perspectives.

An inspiring talk by Deep K Kailey, a multidisciplinary Artistic and Creative Director, sharing her journey to unlocking the art of balance, where self-discovery, aspirations and external expectations intersect.The former Condé Nast fashion director who went from styling iconic global figures to demystifying the understanding of the mind to contemporary audiences around the globe as the artistic director and co-founder of Without Shape Without Form, an arts organization bringing together art, spirituality and mind wellbeing. Deep’s work is a te...