Schedule

$6.50 cash or credit card at the door.

$9.25 cash or credit card at the door.

Make this your first stop when you arrive on campus. Pick up a campus map, find suggested parking, and check for schedule changes. Refreshments will be available through the weekend. Hours are Thursday 2 - 5 p.m., Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., and Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.

For more information on Fallcoming, visit us online.

$11.90 cash or credit card at the door.

$6.50 cash or credit card at the door.

(members only)

Make this your first stop when you arrive on campus. Pick up a campus map, find suggested parking, and check for schedule changes. Refreshments will be available through the weekend. Hours are Thursday 2 - 5 p.m., Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., and Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.

For more information on Fallcoming, visit us online.

$9.25 cash or credit card at the door.

Being that October is a time when many are thinking of applying to law school or actively going through the application process, Peggy Garte '01 has a wealth of knowledge and insight to share with students due to having held several roles in law school and admissions. We are excited to host a two-part event with her: one lunch conversation piece (with Lafa!) and a 2-hour office-hours style segment, where students can speak with her 1-1. 

(Alumni Council Nominations Committee members only)

Lunch served at noon; meeting to begin at 12:30 p.m.

Pre-registration is required.

Alumni and friends of Hamilton football are invited to join us for a fabulous day of golf at Kaluhyat Golf Course at Turning Stone, reconnecting with great friends and teammates, and the chance to socialize with current Continental coaching staff. Registration and boxed lunch pick up will start at Noon with tee off at 1 p.m. In addition to showing your support by participating in the outing, we encourage you to consider the sponsorship opportu...

“The (Last) Last Dormitory”: A Guided Gambol through Hamilton’s Necropolis

Join Director of Gift Planning Fred Rogers P’21, the College’s self-appointed cemetery “dean and docent,” for his popular exploration of Hamilton's history and heritage through the revealing lens of our ancient burying ground. Part tour, part meditation on our institutional past, this hour-long transit through the tombs celebrates the well-lived lives that continue to shape today’s Hamilton. Meet at the College Cemetery entrance between Bristol Center and the Morris ...

Poster session for Levitt Summer Researchers. Additional details forthcoming.

Join a current student for an "Admission-style" tour of the campus! Meeting in front of Kirner-Johnson.

For more information on Fallcoming, visit us online.

Come learn about the 50th Reunion program and see alumni and friends from the 1970s. All are welcome from the Hamilton and Kirkland classes of 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977 and 1978 — with Director of Milestone Reunions Victoria Kidd '94.

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Stop and see us on Martin's Way in front of Sadove Student Center to chat and learn more about what the Career Center is doing for your students this year. Career advisors and employer engagement staff will be on hand to answer questions. 

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The Summer Science Collaborative Research Program in Science and Mathematics brings together students and their advisors in both academic and real world venues. Come investigate research at Hamilton, and beyond, as students display posters of their summer research in the fields of Archaeology, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Studies, Geosciences, Mathematics, Physics, and Psychology. 

Posters will be on display throughout the weekend in the Taylor Science Center. 

Join us for Burke Library's grand re-opening celebration! We are excited to officially welcome you all back after a summer spent renovating the first floor, creating bigger and better spaces to support teaching, learning, and research. Come enjoy cake & punch, remarks by Vice President for Libraries and Information Technology Joe Shelley, and showcases of new spaces and services.

Hamilton's Multicultural Alumni Relations Committee invites you to a casual gathering for students, alumni, parents, and faculty/staff. Join us in front of the Days-Massolo Center and the Afro Latin Cultural Center to make connections and enjoy food and fellowship.

For more information on Fallcoming, visit us online.

$11.90 cash or credit card at the door.

(invitation only)

A celebratory gathering as we honor Mike Seitzinger '69 with the 2023 Jeff Little '71 Volunteer of the Year Award and Professor Michael "Doc" Woods with the Distinguished Service Award recipients — both presented by the Hamilton Alumni Council.

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Sponsored by The Fillius Jazz Archive and hosted by Jazz Archive Director Monk Rowe P'06Fallcoming Jazz debuted in the then new Fillius Events Barn in the fall of 1993 with a concert introduced by its namesake, Milt Fillius Jr. '44. We celebrate the 30th anniversary of the series with the stellar musicianship and engaging stage presence of guitarist/vocalist John Pizzarelli and his trio. Free admission.

$6.50 cash or credit card at the door.

Make this your first stop when you arrive on campus. Pick up a campus map, find suggested parking, and check for schedule changes. Refreshments will be available through the weekend. Hours are Thursday 2 - 5 p.m., Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., and Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.

For more information on Fallcoming, visit us online.

Career Center Info Session for Parents of first-years, sophomores, and juniors

This program offers an overview of the Career Center's comprehensive strategy to support students in our engagement model that brings transparency and clarity to the career exploration process and prepares them for career related experiences. Staff will share information about the Find your Future Curriculum, our robust workshops, programs and online tools, as well as summer internship funding and our dedicated advisor model.

For more information on Fallcomin...

Career Center Info Session for Parents of Seniors 

This Career Center program gives an overview of the realities of the modern job search and provides a summary of the many resources available to seniors during this process.

For more information on Fallcoming, visit us online.

(members only)Breakfast available at 8 a.m.

For more information on Fallcoming, visit us online.

The Summer Science Collaborative Research Program in Science and Mathematics brings together students and their advisors in both academic and real world venues. Come investigate research at Hamilton, and beyond, as students display posters of their summer research in the fields of Archaeology, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Studies, Geosciences, Mathematics, Physics, and Psychology.                

Posters will be on display throughout the weekend in the Taylor Science Center.

Join President David Wippman and members of his Senior Staff for an update on College happenings and plans.

For more information on Fallcoming, visit us online.

Women's Rugby match vs. Ithaca

Cheer on Cross country!

Women's Schedule

Men's Schedule

Join Hamilton Sustainability Coordinators for a Farmers Market showcasing local vendors.

Join us for a panel-style conversation with faculty on the breadth of Hamilton's curricular offerings in support of a liberal arts education.

For more information on Fallcoming, visit us online.

A docent will lead a public tour of the exhibition Rhona Bitner: Resound connecting works of art.

Women's Club Soccer game vs. Oswego

Join us under the tent on the Dunham Green for lunch!

For more information on Fallcoming, visit us online.

Watch Live

Full Schedule

The Theatre Department and the Arthur Levitt Center present

The Verbatim Theatre Experiment: Readings from a Work in Progress

Captured in personal interviews, this reading spotlights first person narratives and insights around the experiences of disability.   Working toward a full-length production in 2024, this reading includes samples of works in progress by Leslie De la Rosa, Helen Ziobrowski, Alissa Mangiaracina and Emmett Dupree. An open discussion among writers, cast and audience immediately follows the reading. ...

Hamilton's Landscape Master Plan with Glen Valentine

Join landscape architect Glen Valentine, Principal in the Cambridge studio of STIMSON Associates, as he gives an overview of Hamilton's landscape master plan. You will learn a little about the history of Hamilton's campus, how the space has evolved through the decades, the principles used to develop recommendations, and where we go from here. With more than 30 years of experience in the field, Glen started his career in Annapolis, Maryland, designing public spaces celebrating the...

Join a current student for an "Admission-style" tour of the campus! Meeting in front of Kirner-Johnson.

For more information on Fallcoming, visit us online.

A docent will lead a public tour of the exhibition Rhona Bitner: Resound connecting works of art.

Women's Club soccer vs. Oswego

For Family Weekend, the Literature and Creative Writing Department welcomes alum Kyandreia Jones '19 to read from her fiction, as well as readings from the 2023 Creative Writing Prize winners. 

Join us for our annual Family Weekend Acappella Concert! All 5 of Hamilton's acappella groups will be performing. 

(by invitation only)

President David Wippman invites members of the Joel Bristol Associates, 1812 Leadership Circle (parents and alumni), and Couper Guild. The Joel Bristol Associates honors alumni, parents, and friends who provide for Hamilton through their estate plans or retirement planned gifts. Members of the 1812 Leadership Circle are among Hamilton's most generous supporters, contributing a minimum of $2,500 to the College annually. (Younger classes have lower thresholds for membership). The Couper Guild represents Hamilton's former ...

$11.90 cash or credit card at the door.

Celebrate Family Weekend with the Hamilton College Choir, Jazz Ensemble and Orchestra. Free admission. More information at www.hamilton.edu/performingarts.

$6.50 cash or credit card at the door.

The Summer Science Collaborative Research Program in Science and Mathematics brings together students and their advisors in both academic and real world venues. Come investigate research at Hamilton, and beyond, as students display posters of their summer research in the fields of Archaeology, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Studies, Geosciences, Mathematics, Physics, and Psychology.                

Posters will be on display throughout the weekend in the Taylor Science Center.

Men's Club Soccer game vs. RIT