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BecauseHamiltonSustains

Places

Most of the renovation and new construction projects that take place on campus are funded through capital gifts and borrowing. There are a number of funds, however, that have been established by donors to maintain existing facilities and spaces, and to upgrade equipment and acquire additional teaching tools. These include, for example, funds for the upkeep of the Chapel, the Bristol Center, and the Anderson-Connell Alumni Center; ongoing maintenance of the Campus Arboretum and the Root Glen; equipment upgrades in the Taylor Science Center; and new acquisitions for the Wellin Museum.

Chapel
Visitors to campus might notice some color changes to the historic building’s steeple. The formerly all-white steeple now has accents of gray and green, and the dome and the quill weathervane have gone from a bright new-penny copper to a shade of gold.

Chapel Renovation

aerial view of the Hamilton boat house in Rome
Hamilton’s nationally recognized varsity rowing program now has a place to call its own after a successful collaboration with the City of Rome.
List Hall
Professor Margaret Thickstun shares highlights of the new home for the Literature and Creative Writing Department.
Root Glen

Recent Acquisitions

Panel H-13, Room H, Northwest Palace of Nimrud, from the series The Invisible Enemy Should Not Exist, 2020
Panel H-13, Room H, Northwest Palace of Nimrud, from the series The Invisible Enemy Should Not Exist, 2020

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