Events

Each charrette is an intensive, collaborative workshop that brings together a diverse group of participants to generate ideas, address challenges, and design potential solutions. Day 2 is dedicated to prototyping and testing the ideas and strategies that were generated on Day 1.

The Guerilla Haiku Movement is on a not-so-secret mission to take over Hamilton College, 17-syllables at a time. Are you a Japanese short-form poetry aficionado? Find the Haiku Mistress and let your syllables fly. There is room for all here in Haikuland.  Kickoff event at the Events Barn TONIGHT! Scavenger Hunt Challenge Will Be Handed Out To Teams.

HAVE FINANCIAL AID QUESTIONS?? Drop in for Financial Aid Open Office Hour Mary Ann Atkinson, Associate Director of Financial Aid, will be available to answer questions regarding your financial aid. You do not need to pre-register! Show up at your convenience during the designated hour. If you cannot make it to our office hour but have questions, please email us at finaid@hamilton.edu to schedule an appointment.

Roman Catholic Mass, Fr. Peter El Hachem presiding. Confession before or after Mass available by appointment by contacting pelhache@hamilton.edu. All are welcome. 

Join the NYS Department of Civil Service for a workshop on careers in state government, internship opportunities, fellowships, state employee benefits, and other rewarding pathways into public service. Following the presentation, we will be tabling for follow-up questions and resources at the Rock Swing in McEwen from 1:15–2:15 p.m. Register on Handshake.

Join the Russian language students and faculty every Wednesday to practice your conversation, meet new people, and play games!

Join us for lunch at the Spanish Language Table!

Join our Director of Student Fellowships, Melissa Welshans, and staff from Global Learning to learn about the Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship which can help fund study abroad. Click here to join the Zoom.

Come join NYS Department of Civil Service to learn about navigating careers in state government, internship opportunities, fellowships, state government benefits, and other rewarding pathways into public service! There will be a workshop in KJ 101 just before this tabling.

Get creative with cyanotype printing, a fun process that uses sunlight to create unique blue-and-white prints. Design your own print using flowers, leaves, shapes, and more!

Come learn and play badminton! We have all necessary equipment and we welcome all levels of experience. yippeee!

The Swedish Program is a liberal arts study abroad program located in Stockholm and affiliated with the Stockholm School of Economics. Join us to learn more about the program, the curriculum, the city, and the student experience.

Ruth Bloch Rubin, associate professor of political science at the University of Chicago, presents "Alternative Histories of Rights-Making: Congress and the Making of American Indian Law." Rights-making, we tell ourselves, begins with the people: aggrieved individuals, a social movement, protests that sway public opinion, and a victory won in the halls of power by visionary leadership. But the history of rights-making in the United States is richer and more varied than our mythology permits. Between 1924 and 1978, Congress enacted four landmark ...

Do you like Anime? Are you interested in seeing and reading some Anime dubbing copy? The workshop will feature some of the guest speaker's dubbing work on animations that were originally produced in Japanese, an intro to the art of dubbing, with a specific focus on anime. 

Emily Rohrbach: 'Keats Encounters the Shakespeare Folio' In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries in Britain, books—as cultural objects and technologies of reading—were being redefined in relation to emerging forms of more ephemeral print, while a new politics of reading came into view in the context of dramatically increasing literacy rates (especially among women), the ‘industrial revolution of the book’ (Raven), and the rise of the professional writer. From this perspective, this talk will explore John Keats’s creative engagemen...

NEW  START TIME! This 40-minute class will maximize the bang for your buck! It is comprised of short bursts of body weight training blending both interval and strength exercises to hit all areas of the body. With circuit training, this class consists of plenty of cardio, weights, and core to get that extra metabolic burn which will motivate you to keep coming back. You’ll never get the same class twice!  Instructor: Brittany Praznik

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Join Women's Club Soccer for practice! All levels welcome. 

Tae Hyun Lim, Ph.D. (tlim@hamilton.edu), the Data Science/Analysis Research Librarian, will be conducting the "Data Visualization in R" workshop. Students with some R experience who want to refresh their skills are strongly recommended to attend. The workshop will cover the same topics covered in the workshop provided on Thursday, September 10, such as basic data manipulation and visualization in R Studio. The workshop will take approximately one and a half hours. Students interested in the workshop are encouraged to SIGN UP on this sheet, alth...

This is a weekly ROOTS meeting where we host different events to support students of color in STEM, such as professor-drop ins, resume building workshops, study session, and more!

The Guerilla Haiku Movement is hosting a Haiku Slam, and you are invited!  Join us to form Haiku Teams and get introduced to your mission: to cover Hamilton in haiku and invite all passers-by in writing haiku WITH you.  Group slam gets us primed with spontaneous collaborative haiku, then the Individual Haiku Slam will start with multiple heats of competitive haikuing and prizes for the Grand Champion.  

Interest meeting for those who want to join Alpine Skiing, where we'll go over what our club is like and answer any questions. 

Come join the Women’s Health Advocacy and Education community! Connect with others who are passionate about women’s health, learn more about WHAE, and share what you’d like to see from us this semester. All are welcome!

Intramural Basketball League play. Games are held at 8pm, 9pm, and 10pm. Stop by to spectate and cheer your peers on.

Stop by our table to learn about The School for Field Studies (SFS) and discover how you can earn academic credit through immersive, field-based study abroad programs that combine hands-on environmental research, community engagement, and cultural immersion in extraordinary locations around the world.