Events

Come bake cookies with Emerson Literary Society for our bake sale to raise money for the SNAP Lapse from the government shutdown! Featuring maple brown sugar cookies, dark chocolate mint cookies, s'mores cookies, snickerdoodles, and the classic chocolate chip!

Stop by anytime to have a peer coach work on your resume, cover letter, or networking email!

Come practice with Tennis Club in a low-pressure, fun environment! All levels are welcome, and we have equipment to use. See you on the courts!

All levels and native speakers welcome! We have tea, coffee, and snacks - feel free to bring your lunch!

The Projects for Peace summer grant program encourages young adults to develop innovative, community-centered, and scalable responses to the world’s most pressing issues. Every year, 125 or more student leaders are each awarded $10,000 grants to implement a Project for Peace, typically between May and August. As a partner institution, Hamilton may nominate up to two proposals each year. Attendance at one workshop is required for all applicants in this cycle. This session will be focused on completing the required Intent to Apply form. Register ...

The Brothers Organization Weekly Meeting The Brothers Organization meets on Sundays at noon. Be on the lookout during the start of the semester from an email on how to become a member and for more information.

Have you ever wanted to channel your inner jeweler? Do you have your heart set on a cute bracelet at one of those shops in Clinton that all seem to sell the same stuff? Put your wallet away, and come make your own jewelry with Hillel!

Hamilton College's Spiritual and Religious Life along with our Newman Council formally invites you to celebrate Catholic mass with us, given each week 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! 

Max Tohline returns to Hamilton to present “Through the Keyhole.” You may know Tohline’s masterwork of media scholarship, A Supercut of Supercuts (2021, available on-line) or remember his remarkable presentation, last fall at F.I.L.M.: “Living in a Reversed World.” On this visit, he turns his attention to the history of AI. Tohline: “Our conversations about AI shouldn't center on how we use it; they should center on how AI uses and models us.” F.I.L.M. events are free and open to the public. Support for F.I.L.M. events is provided by the Dean o...

ALEX Advising presents more sessions of the How College Works series: Educational Technology. These sessions will be focused on Student Planning and Course Registration among other helpful platforms that are relevant midway through the semester. We encourage students to bring their laptops/tablets to interact with the presentation.

Come learn and play badminton! We provide all the equipment necessary for you to come and play whatever your level of skill. All are welcome!

Intramural Indoor Soccer League Play

Brigit Cook presents a List Musicale. 

Soul Food is a student-led, casual Protestant Christian service that meets weekly on Sunday evenings. We are an open-minded and diverse group that gathers around Biblical themes, prayer, music, group discussion, and a delicious meal. All are welcome to join and take a break from the grind of day-to-day life.

Club Hockey game vs. Lemoyne College

Interfaith dinner for Day of Service participants.

Vegans, vegetarians, and omnivores alike are invited to Plantsgiving with Hamilton Herbivores. We will provide plant-based dinner from CoreLife and sweet treats from Love Bites Bakery, but we encourage everyone to bring any extra snacks/treats they may have to this cozy get-together!

Scottish Country Dance is a traditional social dance that includes partner work and short dances. We will learn 2-4 dances each meeting, along with a review of basic steps. Dance experience is welcome but not required.

Come relax with us, and practice/learn fiber arts! We provide yarn, crochet hooks, knitting needles and snacks. 

Join us on the third floor of the chapel to meditate.

Registration period for Spring courses begins November 10 Class of 2026: Monday, 11/10 from 7 a.m., closes Tuesday, 11/11 at 2 p.m. Class of 2027: Thursday, 11/13 from 7 a.m., closes Friday, 11/14 at 2 p.m. Class of 2028: Monday 11/17 from 7 a.m., closes Tuesday, 11/18 at 2 p.m. Class of 2029: Thursday 11/20 from 7 a.m., closes Friday, 11/21 at 2 p.m.

Come buy cookies with Emerson Literary Society for our bake sale to raise money for the SNAP Lapse from the government shutdown! Featuring maple brown sugar cookies, dark chocolate mint cookies, smores cookies, snickerdoodles, and the classic chocolate chip! Right now, 31% of kids in Oneida Co. receive SNAP benefits. That’s over 15,000 kids ages 0-17.

This luncheon brings together faculty and staff who hire or supervise international students for an engaging and informative conversation led by Bonike Odegbami, Director of International Student Services. Participants will gain a clearer understanding of the processes, responsibilities, and best practices involved in hiring F-1 students on campus.

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. 

Public Philosophy Discussion: Civil Capacity in the Age of Burnout