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Native and Indigenous Studies Faculty Fellow and Visiting Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Brianna Burke published an article in the 2024 volume Animals and Science Fiction. The piece is titled "Disemboweling the Hyperreal in Bong Joon-ho's Okja."
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The Class of 2024, along with a matching gift from a 2009 graduate, left its mark on Hamilton, contributing to a year of generosity from alumni, parents, and friends that included the 2023-24 Hamilton Fund exceeding its $7.3 million goal.
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Greeted by a raucous and flamboyantly dressed group of Orientation Leaders waving witty signs and shouting words of welcome, nearly 460 new Hamilton students and their families arrived on College Hill on Aug. 20 to move in and begin Orientation.
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Professor of Religious Studies S.B. Rodriguez-Plate recently gave a talk on experiential- and material-based learning at Utrecht University in the Netherlands.
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Three students spent part of their summer conducting research on local water quality with Assistant Professor of Geosciences Emily Baker. Holly Mirales ’26 tells what the students did and learned.
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A review of “Depicting Mexico and Modernism: Gordo by Gus Arriola// Representando México y el modernismo: Gordo de Gus Arriola,” curated by Director of Academic Technology, Teaching, and Research Services Nhora Serrano, was recently published.
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Monk Rowe, the Joe Williams Director of the Jazz Archive and lecturer in music performance (saxophone), recently announced the completion of Season 4 of the Jazz Backstory podcast.
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The Hamilton College Summer Program in Philosophy (HCSPiP) began in 2018 and has been a huge success ever since — including in an article featured by the American Philosophical Association. This year’s program welcomed students from as nearby as Hamilton and as far afield as Indonesia and Colombia. We sat down with Professor of Philosophy Russell Marcus, HCSPiP’s organizer, and two Hamilton students to learn about the program and what went on this summer.
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Associate Professor of German and Russian Languages and Literatures (Russian) Emeritus Frank Sciacca recently gifted a collection of books related to Ukrainian arts and culture to The Icon Museum and Study Center.
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Daniel Chambliss, the Eugene M. Tobin Distinguished Professor of Sociology Emeritus, gave the keynote address for a pre-conference at the American Sociological Association annual meeting.
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