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Midweek worship, with music, prayer, and a word. This is a time to connect with GOD, others, and reset in the middle of the week. All are welcome to come and grab some wings as well. 

Join us for a conversation on “the polycrisis” in Germany between Professor Alan Cafruny (Government), and Professor Nicholas Mulder, a professor of economic history at Cornell University, and author of The Economic Weapon. Popularized by historian Adam Tooze, the “polycrisis” refers to the multiple, interlinked crises facing Germany and the European today, “a coming together at a single moment of things which, on the face of it, don’t have anything to do with each other, but seem to pile onto each other to create a situation in the mi...

Celebrated by Fr. Peter, Catholic Chaplain.

Poetry editor Rochelle Hurt and literary agent Danielle Burby '12 will discuss their roles in publishing and answer questions from the audience about publishing poetry and fiction.

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Come learn a heels dance choreographed by HEAT's g-board! With the theme of "movement" for Women's Energy Week, this event will be all about moving your body and feeling great while doing it. 

The final spring concert for the Hamilton College Orchestra.

The Three Minute Thesis competition offers up to $1000 in cash prizes for the seniors who can most effectively summarize their senior projects in three minutes or less. Seniors must tailor their explanations for a broad audience, beyond the college. Community members form the judging panel. Hamilton is one of only a few undergraduate institutions in the U.S. that sponsors the competition.

Funding for the 3MT at Hamilton comes from the Ferguson Endowment, which advances oral communication across campus.

The competition will be livestream...

Come see our Student Choreography Showcase featuring Dance Team, Heat, Tap That!, Trop Sol, On Pointe, and more!

Come see Duelly Noted (ft Duly Noted RPI) take on the stage together at our biggest event of the year! We'll sing all our songs, play some fun competitions, and have a rootin'-tootin' time!

Come see our Student Choreography Showcase featuring Dance Team, Heat, Tap That!, On Pointe, and more!!

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Celebrated by Fr. Peter, Catholic Chaplain.

Professors Jason Cieply and Scott MacDonald present Sergei Loznitsa’s State Funeral (2019, 135 minutes)

On the death of Josef Stalin in March of 1953, the USSR produced The Great Farewell. Shot in regions across the Soviet Union and points beyond, the film culminated with the dictator’s colossal Red Square funeral. This Soviet paean to Stalin was almost immediately suppressed, on the grounds that it was devoted to a cult of personality. The Great Farewell said farewell until 1988—almost no one saw the film.

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A weekly dinner gathering, offering spiritual reflection in music and scriptural conversation, and lighting prayer candles, in the spirit of the Protestant tradition. The dinner is focused on creating a community committed to, and hoping for the demands of love, inclusion and equality to become real in our midst. No faith experience expected, or preferred, just an openness to the call of justice guided by love. All members of the Hamilton community, faculty, staff, students, friends are welcome to join us.

Take a musical tour with the Chamber Ensembles. Free admission.

Celebrated by Fr. Peter, Catholic Chaplain.

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The final jazz ensemble concert of the semester 

Midweek worship, with music, prayer, and a word. This is a time to connect with GOD, others, and reset in the middle of the week. All are welcome to come and grab some wings as well. 

The final concert of the semester for the Hamilton College Choir.

A campus-wide worship night featuring local artists from Utica. Join us for this nondenominational Christian praise experience. Everyone is invited!

Celebrated by Fr. Peter, Catholic Chaplain.

Come to the Wellin Museum to look at art, explore art materials, and make a creative project as a family. Wellin Kids programs draw inspiration from original works of art and provide an opportunity to experiment. This week, we will take inspiration from Jiha Moon’s sculpture, Haetae (mohawk), working with clay to bring to life a creature of our own. This event is recommended for families and children ages 5 and up.

Student soloists present a recital for voice, piano, strings and more. Free admission.