Join filmmaker Mary Dore and Melanie Sutherland K’79 for a conversation about the beginnings of the women's movement as covered in Dore's documentary film, "She's Beautiful When She's Angry."

After a very successful 13 year career at Zillow, Greg Schwartz ’94 has launched his own fintech startup, Tomo Networks, that improves the homebuying experience for prospective homeowners. Tomo will provide what buyers want and deserve: the efficiency of a tech-enabled real estate transaction and the intimacy of having a team of elite professionals on our side. Tomo Networks, which started in October of 2020, is planning to officially launch this spring. This event is great for anyone interested in startups, fintech, real estate, and beyond!

Calling all ’80s alumni! A representative from George A. Dickel & Co., will be providing a virtual whisky tasting for all of the ’80s classes - brought to you by the Class of 1980. Come sip along with us!

On March 12, Broadway (and theatres across the country) shuttered its doors as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. One year later, theatre is still on an extended “Intermission” with no reopening yet in sight. Join Associate Professor of Theatre Mark Cryer and four theatre professionals from the Hamilton community for a conversation about how they and their industry have been impacted by the pandemic. 

Join Ned Walker ’62, the Christian A. Johnson Distinguished Professor of Global Political Theory Emeritus for a discussion on "Cultural Diplomacy" informed by his expertise and interest in Middle Eastern affairs.

This past year, the COVID-19 pandemic changed the landscape in which creatives and companies connect with their audiences. As the world transitioned to virtual and digital, people began to connect with each other and brands through new and creative ways. Join HCN for a panel discussion featuring Carolyn Kossow ’17, Ondine Jean-Baptiste ’17, Valerie McGowan ’10, Andy Horton ’66, and Scott Nussbaum ’02, creatives from a variety of media and find out how they connect with audiences during and after the pandemic within the limitation of a "box!" We will discuss topics like social media, themes in modern and foreign film, contemporary and non-fungible token (NFT) art, and more. Additionally, the audience will have a chance to ask questions to our expert panelists after the discussion.

Join us for a discussion with Ryan on all things Hamilton and Real Estate, including Ryan's experience on the Hill, tips for employment search, and the current state of the Real Estate industry in a COVID-19 world. The discussion will be followed by a Q&A with Ryan and the audience.

Join Greg Thomas ’85 for a discussion of the civic themes in his mentor Albert Murray's book, The Omni-Americans: Black Experience and American Culture. Greg will explore the rich diversity of our nation and the ethnic, regional, and ideological pluralism that results in conflicts that have recently turned violent.

In her presentation, The Spirit of Stone, Jan shares creative and practical ways to use natural stone in the garden, from rock gardens to dry streams, and as benches, art, paths, and more.

Bob Allers ’74 will present a program on the Glacial Geology in Oneida, Madison, and Herkimer Counties as seen in LiDAR Images. During the past year, Bob had a chance to interact with an upper-level geoscience class at Hamilton College and to learn a bit about GIS (Global Information Systems) and LiDAR imaging.

Please join as venture investor John Werner ’92 speaks with long-time friend and collaborator Juan Enriquez about Juan's book, Right/Wrong, How Technology Transforms Our Ethics.

H.G. Wells warned that “civilization is in a race between education and catastrophe” – a warning that seems even more urgent today than it was a century ago. What do citizens need to know about artificial intelligence and robotics to participate effectively in this new age?

Join acclaimed author Mark Sullivan ’80 for an evening of literature, adventure, and reminiscences. 

After 40 years of teaching at Hamilton College, Eugene M. Tobin Distinguished Professor of Sociology Dan Chambliss is retiring! Join alumni, current students, and friends in the Chambliss fan club for this special event. We will share stories and memories, while we raise a glass to honor and celebrate all that he’s done for his scores of students during his career.

David Blood ’81, co-founder and Senior Partner of Generation Investment Management, will discuss the development of sustainable investing and explain the long-term commercial and societal benefits of this approach.