Newsletter

Dance scholar Hilda M. Jordan and choreographer Jair Andres Chara joined forces on Tuesday, September 30th In the annex to bring the world of salsa to Hamilton’s campus. Faculty, staff, and students gathered to learn from the instruction of these talented dancers, listening intently and moving in rhythmic unison. 

On September 22nd, the Asian Student Union and Basketball Club co-hosted a 3-on-3 basketball tournament in Rasikh’s honor—an intentional tribute that reflected his love for the sport and the way he used it to bring people together. The event drew an incredible turnout of students, faculty, and staff who came to play, cheer, and remember Rasikh’s impact on the community.

Hey Hamilton community, we are the DMC fellows and we are so excited to see you all on campus this semester! We hold office hours on weekdays from 5PM - 10PM and on weekends from 10AM to 10PM. We would love to answer any and all questions you may have about the Blue House (aka, home for the DMC Community), give tours, help set up for club meetings, and support students and their organizations in any way we can!

Hamilton’s ASU is dedicated to creating a vibrant, inclusive space where students can celebrate cultures, build connections, and foster community. The E-board envisions ASU as both a safe haven and lively hub of activity, where students can feel seen, heard, and celebrated. Whether you’re looking to connect with your heritage, learn, support your peers, or simply try something new, ASU offers a place to belong.

On a beautiful September 9th evening, BLSU Welcome Back Bash began on the  front lawn of the DMC. For the second meeting of Disorientation week, BLSU welcomed new first year students to campus and reconnected with the Hamilton community. Music rang through the air as students lined up for food, chatting with each other and meeting new freshmen. 

Students flooded through the doors of the Annex on Monday, September 8th to the sight of a long table filled with boba tea and two long rows of chairs facing each other. Characterized by “speed dating-style” socializing, sweet treats, and good music, the event is created with the intention of sparking initial connections with students to build upon throughout the year!

GSU is about building community and increasing visibility for queer and trans students. From game nights and movie marathons to thought-provoking discussions and speaker panels, GSU creates a safe space where identity is celebrated, explored, and uplifted.

Here on campus, the Black and Latine Student Union (BLSU) is more than just a student organization–it’s a community built on celebration, connection, and support. Through its events and welcoming spirit, BLSU continues to create a joyful, affirming space that uplifts students while bringing the wider campus community together.

At Hamilton, the Center for Intersectional Feminism (CIF) articulates its mission as “forceful advocacy for women,” as they tackle topics of domestic violence, sexual health, and accessible safety. CIF works to make itself a place of support to all, mixing fun unifying events with agendas that directly help and support the community.

For continentals, celebration isn’t just about big events–it’s about finding community, sharing stories, and creating a space of mutual belonging. That’s exactly what La Vanguardia (LV), the latine culture club on campus, brings to students each semester. Dedicated to spreading Latine culture and building friendships, the group is open to anyone who wants to connect and celebrate together.