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Zaila showcased her senior thesis findings in an oral presentation called, “Diversities of endosymbiotic Rickettsia in the fish parasite Ichthyophthirius multifiliis.”

The play Jenna Langbaum ’15 wrote for her senior project at Hamilton, The Night of Blue and Salt, will be featured in the New York International Fringe Festival in the Iati Theatre in New York City this August. She will be directing it, and will also be performing in it along with two other Hamilton College alumni, Andrew Gibeley ’16 and Anna Jastrzembski ’14.  

Peter Kazickas ’15 created the Twist App, a new social app that is so far exclusively available in the Hamptons. It is a dating app that gives people the opportunity to match up with other people who will be attending the same event as them, in hopes to increase the chances for matches to meet up.

Peter Kazickas ’15 created the Twist App, a new social app that is so far exclusively available in the Hamptons. It is a dating app that gives people the opportunity to match up with other people who will be attending the same event as them, in hopes to increase the chances for matches to meet up.

Michael Diana ’15 is a photographer whose work will be displayed at his exhibition "In Whom We Trust: At the Crossroads of Faith and Community." The exhibit will be opening on July 7, 2016 in Rotterdam Junction, New York at the Mabee Farm Historic Site.

The Hamilton College men’s hockey team pulled away late for a 7-1 NESCAC win at Colby Friday in Waterville, Maine. The Continentals improved to 7-3-1, the program’s best start since the 2003-04 team opened 8-3-1.

Seven seniors lead the Hamilton College women's swimming and diving program into 2015-16. The team captains are Lauren Halladay '16, Lauren King '16 and Sarah Thomsen '16. The roster features seven newcomers, including three freestyle swimmers and a trio of divers.

Team captains Alex Jones '16 and John McBratney '16 lead the Hamilton College men's swimming and diving program into 2015-16. Both swimmers were part of a 200-yard medley relay that set a school record last season, and they are on the team's Top Ten Times list multiple times.

The Hamilton College Continentals shot 50 percent from the floor in the second half but the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Pointers posted a 61-43 win in the 2015 Arizona Shootout at the Phoenix Convention Center on Wednesday night.

The Hamilton College Continentals scored 22 points in the first quarter but the University of Wisconsin-Stout Blue Devils rallied for a 76-62 win in the 2015 D3 Music City Classic at Trevecca Nazarene University in Nashville, Tenn., on Wednesday afternoon.