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The Chronicle of Higher Education in its Teaching Newsletter highlighted Hamilton’s math department in an article titled “Welcoming Students to Your Discipline - A Culture of Collaboration.”

Vice President and Dean of Students Theresa “Terry” Martinez was interviewed by Hispanic Outlook on Education Magazine for an article chronicling her career path.

Some 180 creativity-craving students, from neuroscience to German majors, host shows on Hamilton’s eclectic radio station.

Student Assembly’s Social Traditions Committee hosted a successful Fall Fest on Saturday, Sept. 30, on the Clinton Village Green. Many local families turned out for activities and entertainment sponsored by Hamilton student organizations.

Assistant Professor of Psychology Vikranth Bejjanki co-authored a paper published in Scientific Reports, an online, open access journal from the publishers of Nature.

On Oct. 3, several distinguished scholars in the field of free speech jurisprudence gathered to discuss the implications of free speech restrictions at both the national and college campus levels.

Hamilton’s Model United Nations team won second place in the small delegations category at the Columbia Model United Nations New York Conference.

As an undergraduate his academic passion was down to earth, but now he has higher aspirations. Specifically, Ian T. Dunning ’16, who was a Hamilton geosciences major, has discovered planetary geology.

Following a tradition that was established in 1995 by the officer corps of that year, the Outing Club recently sent out trips to conquer the 46 Adirondack High Peaks.

At the forefront of current foreign policy discussions is the relationship between the United States and Russia. The Levitt Center brought in Dmitry Suslov, deputy director of research at the Council on Foreign Affairs, to discuss that relationship. He delivered a lecture titled “U.S.-Russia Relations Under Trump and Beyond” on the past, present, and future state of U.S.-Russian relations.