Engage in Dialogue
Days-Massolo Center
Programming explores intersections among gender, race, culture, religion, sexuality, ability, socioeconomic class and other facets of human difference.
Our Diverse Community
The quality of personal interaction that takes place in our classrooms extends to residences, performance halls, playing fields, dining halls, labs and to casual conversations that take place in Café Opus. That’s why we seek a diverse student body. Different perspectives and life experiences expand the breadth and augment the rigor of the intellectual life of our College.
Programs & Services
Opportunity Programs
The Opportunity Programs Office provides tailored personal and academic support that helps student build lifelong habits and skills.
Posse Scholars
Public high school students with extraordinary academic and leadership potential, but who may be overlooked by traditional college selection processes, come to Hamilton through this four-year scholarship program.
Peer Mentoring Project (MP2)
Experienced student mentors are matched with first-year international, first-generation (first in the family to attend college) and historically underrepresented students.
Gender & Sexuality
From an Open Doors Discussion Group to Safe Zone Training Workshops to events marking Sexual Liberation Week, student-led groups engage the community in important, candid dialogue.
Faith & Spirituality
The Chaplaincy serves students from all faith backgrounds and traditions through variety of weekly events, celebrations and annual traditions.
Accessibility Services
Hamilton is committed to providing equal opportunity and access to qualified students with disabilities.
International Student Services
Students from 40 countries are welcomed at Hamilton and become an integral part of our community. The Dean of Students Office assists international students in a variety of ways.
culture and cuisine
Regional Diversity
Utica, N.Y., about eight miles from Hamilton, is an ethnically diverse metropolitan area, in part because it is a major destination for refugees from Burma, Bosnia, Vietnam and Somalia, among other countries. Students frequently visit Utica to volunteer or sample the city's culture and cuisine.
Just the Facts
Geographic Diversity
Students hail from 46 states and 45 countries.
15%
First-year students who are the first generation in their family to attend college
29%
U.S. students of color or international students
1,000+
Members of our community who've added their name to the “Out and Ally” list
61/39
Ratio of students from public/private school
You Heard it Here!
Collectively, the Class of 2020 speaks 33 different languages.