Events

Evidence of the Unexplainable, featuring painting, sculpture, video and mixed media works by this year's Jr. Seminar students: Jasper DeWitt, Anta Frolova, Nana Hayrumyan, Nat St. Helen, Luka Kelava, Henry Millman, Gabriella Olivares, Anne Petrova, Ema Shedroff, Shantel Sosa and Anna Totilca.

Intro to Photo, Adv. Photo and From Collecting to Curating, students exhibit their Fall semester works. Come browse the amazing photography from all three of these classes.

CCIP Training for Peer Coaches, Recruitment & Training, Data & Analytics, and Promotions.

CCIP Training: Meeting Spot for Recruitment & Training Team & Pro Staff.

Adam Van Wynsberghe, Associate Dean of Students for Academics and Associate Professor of Chemistry, will discuss Hamilton's Honor Code, academic integrity at Hamilton, and the advising process.

Experience yoga through the lens of art at the Wellin Museum. Participants will spend a meditative moment looking at a work of art and take part in a beginner yoga session led by Tim Kane. Yoga mats will be provided.

Express Circuit is a full-body workout that moves through a variety of timed exercise stations with built-in rest and transition periods. This circuit-style format is designed to improve overall strength, cardiovascular fitness, and muscular endurance while allowing participants to work at their own pace. Exercises can be easily modified to match individual fitness levels, making this class suitable for beginners and experienced participants alike. Perfect for those short on time, Express Circuit delivers an efficient and effective workout in j...

Drop into the chapel 3rd floor, meet the staff in spiritual and religious life, meet representatives from spiritual life student groups, and get warm with some hot cocoa.  

Spinal Unwind Yoga is a restorative class designed to help you release tension and connect with your breath. This session emphasizes gentle spinal movement, mindful breathwork, and guided meditation to encourage relaxation and stress relief. Postures are approached slowly and intentionally, allowing space to unwind both physically and mentally while improving mobility and body awareness. This class is appropriate for all ability levels. Yoga mats are available for participants who do not have their own. Instructor: Tricia Hogan

Reserve your bike! Cruise over the hump day of the week! Work with the basics of indoor cycling while building strength and endurance. We will review proper bike setup, correct form and posture, and learn the basic cycling moves. The class will be 30-40 minutes of cycling with additional pre and post-workout stretching. The total class time will be about 45 minutes. This class is open to everyone, especially those new to spinning. Please bring a water bottle and a hand towel. Instructor: Aileen Basile

Introduction to basic jump roping with Jason Hill. This class will cover the balance, agility, rhythm, and technique of jumping rope. This skill ignites your metabolism, improves your heart health and stamina, joint health, and increases focus. Jump rope is a great addition to anyone's fitness journey. All levels welcome and encouraged! All ropes provided. Check out Jason's Instagram, @mr.jack.skipper for a glimpse at how fun and creative skipping rope can be, and is no longer the activity you didn't like in PE class! Instructor: Jason Hill

Meet returning January Admission and transfer students, and enjoy sweet treats to wrap up your orientation experience!

Evidence of the Unexplainable, featuring painting, sculpture, video and mixed media works by this year's Jr. Seminar students: Jasper DeWitt, Anta Frolova, Nana Hayrumyan, Nat St. Helen, Luka Kelava, Henry Millman, Gabriella Olivares, Anne Petrova, Ema Shedroff, Shantel Sosa and Anna Totilca.

Intro to Photo, Adv. Photo and From Collecting to Curating, students exhibit their Fall semester works. Come browse the amazing photography from all three of these classes.

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

 Add some variety to your workout by using a weighted bar, hand weights, and step aerobics to alternate strength training and cardio routines. This class is open to all, begins at 12:10 and ends at 12:55 each Wednesday, and is great for employees who are crunched for time. Class ends with toning, abs and stretch. Beginners are welcomed and encouraged to try this class.

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.

Intro to Photo, Adv. Photo and From Collecting to Curating, students exhibit their Fall semester works. Come browse the amazing photography from all three of these classes.

Evidence of the Unexplainable, featuring painting, sculpture, video and mixed media works by this year's Jr. Seminar students: Jasper DeWitt, Anta Frolova, Nana Hayrumyan, Nat St. Helen, Luka Kelava, Henry Millman, Gabriella Olivares, Anne Petrova, Ema Shedroff, Shantel Sosa and Anna Totilca.

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

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...

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 International Summer Research Fellowship is designed to support Hamilton students who wish to conduct summer research in diverse settings outside of the U.S., such as universities, government agencies, museums, archives, art galleries, archaeological and historical sites, research libraries, laboratories, and field sites. Total award amounts vary based on project needs and cost of living in the research destination. Register here for an information session.

ALEX Advising presents more sessions How College Works: On-Campus (Student) Employment. Our interns will review Hamilton's policies and processes for hiring students for on-campus jobs. This program is open to everyone but primarily geared toward first-years, Jan admits/transfers, and sophomores.

ALEX Advising presents more sessions of the How College Works series: Educational Technology, covering a variety of platforms students use for classes, registration, and staying organized. These sessions will be geared toward First-Year Jan Admits and Transfer Students, but all are welcome to attend. We encourage students to bring their laptops/tablets to interact with the presentation.