Events

"Motherland" + "formless, foreign piece of clay" presented by Nana Hayrumyan. An amazing exhibition of Nana's artwork for your viewing from October 29th through November 12th in KTSA's Linda Johnson Gallery. Come see for yourself! 

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. 

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

American Indian and Indigenous Studies informational event for students to introduce them to the AIIS minor and what we are doing on campus.

 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.

Join us for lunch and conversation in Spanish! All levels welcome. Location details: Commons East Dining Area (ground floor under the balcony area, near the main quad).

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.

Documentaries from Summer '25 student research projects will be shown.

We begin class with a grounding or breathing exercise.  We end with a guided meditation or visualization.  What comes in between is a series of asana or yoga poses that will stretch and strengthen your body and mind.   There will be intricate sequences and long slow holds.  Get ready to challenge your ability to focus and balance. And maybe even sweat a little. Mats will be available for those without their own.Instructor: Georgia Fisher

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

Opening reception for "Motherland" + "formless, foreign piece of clay" presented by Nana Hayrumyan '27.  Please join Nana for a Cider Mill donut and cider as you browse her amazing artwork in the Linda Johnson Gallery!

Interested in talking to one of the Global Learning Ambassadors about global learning opportunities? Drop in or make an appointment to talk about study abroad. In addition to this advising, an ambassador is also available on Fridays in the Global Learning Office (CJ 105 from 1-3). All are welcome! Make an appointment here.

"Become the music" in this full-body workout that combines cardio, conditioning, and strength training with yoga and pilates-inspired movements. Using Ripstix®, lightly weighted drumsticks engineered specifically for exercising, POUND transforms your work out.  You'll drastically improve your rhythm, timing, coordination, speed, agility, endurance, and musicality.   Designed for all fitness levels, POUND® provides the perfect atmosphere for letting loose, getting energized, toning up and rockin’ out! The workout is easily modifiable and the alt...

Are you majoring / planning to major in a STEM field*? Are you interested in a research career in the natural sciences, mathematics, or engineering (academia or industry)? Would you like a $7,500 award to put toward your tuition, fees, etc.? Learn about the Hamilton Goldwater Scholarship nomination process at this online information session.Register here by 5pm on 10/29 to receive the Zoom link. *Fields of study include Chemistry, Computer & Information Sciences & Engineering, Geosciences, Life Sciences, Materials Research, Mathematical Science...

Come to Monitor's weekly staff meeting! We will discuss upcoming articles and social justice events on campus.

Whether you want to perform in the showcase or just have fun dancing, join Tropical Sol as we dance to salsa and bachata! No prior experience necessary. 

Register on Handshake! Are you an international student interested in working in the US after graduation? Don't know how to navigate visa sponsorship or H1B paperwork? Want advice from international alumni? Hungry for Minar? Join Maroun Mezher '23 and Haruna Shimizu '21 for a discussion about their experiences navigating the H1B visa process and building their career paths after Hamilton. This will be an in-person event for students. Minar will be served!

ASU will hold their weekly e-board meeting during the first hour, followed by their weekly tea time event. 

Interested in an internship in Investment Management? Join Sapere Aude Consortium in this information session as they discuss their summer internship opportunities. Learn more and register on Handshake.

Double H is an organization that invites Hamilton students to be volunteer adaptive ski/snowboard instructors during the winter semester. A group of Hamilton students volunteer to teach athletes with cognitive and physical disabilities how to ski/snowboard. It’s a very rewarding experience, and lodging and food are provided by Double H and HAVOC!!

Come share your thoughts with SGA’s dining committee! We'd love to hear your feedback on dining options and brainstorm ideas. All are welcome to stop by and share their opinions!

Come check out the nordic ski team! We'll go over practices, races, and give you a chance to ask questions!

Intramural Basketball league play!

"Motherland" + "formless, foreign piece of clay" presented by Nana Hayrumyan. An amazing exhibition of Nana's artwork for your viewing from October 29th through November 12th in KTSA's Linda Johnson Gallery. Come see for yourself! 

Breakfast with the Medieval and Renaissance Studies Program in honor of Fred Kowurnu's visit to the college including a discussion of the program and some study abroad options.