Oglevee collected and compiled date that explained an image loss problem in the Department of Radiology at Mass General Hospital. More ...
Staff, faculty, alumni, community members – and one parent – played the role of prospective employers and conducted mock interviews with 55 students on Jan. 25. More ...
Spirituality and Sensuality: Sacred Objects in Religious Life, offered by Visiting Associate Professor of Religious Studies S. Brent Plate, and American Prison Witness: Understanding Incarceration through the Voices of the Condemned, will be presented by Professor of English Doran Larson in March. More ...
Thirteen students came back to campus a week early to receive training and support for socially innovative projects and programs. More ...
Professor Potter died at his home on January 20 following complications from a fall. More ...
A new study commissioned by the Albany-based Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities (cIcu) for its members found Hamilton’s estimated economic impact in the Mohawk Valley for 2012-13 totaled $307 million. More ...
Jacob Wagner ’15 presented a poster on his thesis work about the effects of copper herbicides on non-target fish at the annual conference of the Northeast Aquatic Plant Management Society, held Jan. 20-22 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Wagner is a biology major. More ...
A little real world experience before graduation gives students a definite advantage and Hamilton’s Program in Washington D.C. allows students to do just that. In addition to taking classes and writing a thesis, each of the eight students on the program heads to the office each morning, fulfilling the internship portion of the experience. More ...
A group of six intrepid Hamilton students took to the White Mountains of New Hampshire for a variety of winter adventures and explorations. They hiked, did some indoor rock climbing and attempted to summit Mt. Washington, from January 4-11. More ...
