Events

Last day of classes, Fall 2025

Evidence of the Unexplainable, featuring painting, sculpture, video and mixed media works by this year's Jr. Seminar students: Jasper DeWitt, Anta Frolova, Nana Hayrumyan, Nat St. Helen, Luka Kelava, Henry Millman, Gabriella Olivares, Anne Petrova, Ema Shedroff, Shantel Sosa and Anna Totilca.

Join PBX and Hamilton's Closet for a thrift store benefit with snacks and some awesome finds! All proceeds will go to charity.

Join us for a virtual introductory workshop on Amplify and NotebookLM, two artificial intelligence tools. In this session, we will show you how to access and navigate each tool, explore their core features and models, and discuss practical applications for research and administrative work. We will also highlight important considerations related to privacy, security, and responsible use. No prior experience with artificial intelligence is required, so bring your curiosity.Join this Zoom (https://hamilton.zoom.us/j/95405528242) session to learn m...

Take a break and join us for pet therapy! In partnership with Pet Partners of CNY.

Warm up with a custom hot cocoa treat and take home a relaxing self-care face mask! All seniors who attend get a free entry into a raffle for a self care basket sponsored by the Senior Gift Committee.

Professor Justin Clark (Philosophy) will lead this 17-day interdisciplinary program in Vietnam on topics related to human rights, conflict resolution, and peace studies in partnership with Youthlinc, and faculty partners from other participating institutions. During this experiential learning journey, a team of 8-10 Hamilton students will seek to better understand how history, culture, and narratives shape the modern state of Vietnam.   Students will travel the length of the country—from Ho Chi Minh City in the South to Hanoi in the North—engag...

Join Teremok Russian club for a party to celebrate the end of the semester! Come enjoy cultural food, music, and company!

Join Muslim Student Association for Jummah prayer and Khutbah. All are welcome!

Student presentations from ECON 560.

You are warmly invited to join the French Language Table this semester! This is a casual and welcoming space to practice your French, meet others interested in the language, and enjoy conversation together. Bring your meal, bring your curiosity, and join the conversation! All levels of French are welcome—from beginners to native speakers. We hope to see you there!

Open recreation ice skating at Sage Rink for members of the Hamilton Community. Rental skates and helmets are available at the Field House Recreation Equipment Hub. Hill Card required.  Skating activity only, no pucks or sticks. 

Zumba is perfect for everybody and every body. Zumba is a calorie-burning dance fitness party that combines low intensity and high intensity moves for a totally body workout and dance experience. Join the class and LET IT MOVE YOU! Instructor: Suzanne Crawford

Hamilton College's Spiritual and Religious Life, along with our Newman Council, invites you to celebrate Catholic mass with us, given by Hamilton College's Catholic Chaplain, Father Peter Boutros. All are welcome regardless of beliefs, ethnicities, sexualities or anything else pertaining to identity. We hope to see you there!  If you would like to meet with him for consolation, confession, or to seek advice, you may schedule a meeting with him using this email address: pelhache@hamilton.edu

Aikido a non-competitive yet powerful Japanese martial art adapted from traditional combat techniques. Aikido can be effectively implemented by people of any age, body type, or gender for self-defense and to improve physical and mental conditioning. This will be treated as a beginner class welcome to all, but will involve dynamic movements of the entire body. You should should wear lower body attire that covers the legs below the knee that they can freely move in. T-shirts are acceptable for the upper body. Instructor: Christina Schubert

Jewish Studies End of Semester Theater Performance CELEBRATION OF SCIENCE IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST ALL WELCOME!

Intro to Swing Dance:  If you love jazz and want to learn how to dance while trying a fresh take on exercise, this is the class for you! We will focus on the basic steps for Lindy hop, Charleston, Balboa, East coast swing and Solo jazz through the semester. This class will primarily focus on partner dancing, but you do not need to bring a partner to participate (we will be rotating partners through the class). All levels encouraged and welcomed! Instructors:  Ariel Kahrl & Kyle Martin

Join Math 525 (Computational Algebra) for an afternoon of games (and algebra)!   Friday, Dec 12 in Science Center 3024. Games and snacks start at 4; games and snacks AND math start at 4:15.

Join Hillel to make warm matzo ball soup and kugel ahead of Shabbat dinner with President Tepper. Everyone is welcome, and feel free to stop by for a minute, or stay awhile. Location: Azel Backus Center for Jewish Life 

Come join Hamilton Christian Fellowship and the Newman Council for cookie baking and decorating!

A gentle Vinyasa Flow yoga that emphasizes the sequential movement between postures, coordinated with and guided by deliberate breath. The Vinyasa practice becomes a moving meditation that creates strength, freedom, and fluidity in the body and mind. We will incorporate some additional holds for gentle mobility work. Suitable for all levels. Mats available for those without their own. Instructor: Tim Kane

A gentle Vinyasa Flow yoga that emphasizes the sequential movement between postures, coordinated with and guided by deliberate breath. The Vinyasa practice becomes a moving meditation that creates strength, freedom, and fluidity in the body and mind. We will incorporate some additional holds for gentle mobility work. Suitable for all levels. Mats available for those without their own. Instructor: Tim Kane

PWLTDFT's Weekly Meeting. This is where the People Who Like to Do Fun Things do Fun Things!

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Join us at the Azel Backus House for Shabbat. We come together to celebrate our community, enjoy a Kosher meal, and to begin the Jewish day of rest. All are welcome. You don't need to be Jewish to join us for Shabbat.