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Artwork by Visiting Professor of Art Kathryn Parker Almanas was published in Toronto Life magazine, Superbugged: p.58-59, 61, 62: March 2009. Her work accompanied an article about Superbugs by Stephanie Verge. The writer contracted a superbug (MRSA) while she was in the hospital and the piece is about her terrifying experience. The photos were from Almanas' series "Medical Interior" that deals with similar themes of patient perspective and the tempestuous environment of the hospital where life and death, comfort and fear coexist.

Ai Media Group has named Hamilton graduate Andrew Fenster '72 as Chief Executive Officer.  Fenster will bring extensive marketing and financial experience, formerly serving as Vice President and Controller of Big Flower Holdings, a New York-based $2.5 billion advertising and marketing company.

Peter Kosgei '10 won two events and Hamilton College placed third at the Liberty League indoor track & field championships held at St. Lawrence University's Newell Field House on Feb. 14.

Hamilton College athletes placed in the top three in six events and the Continentals finished third at the Liberty League indoor track & field championships at St. Lawrence University's Newell Field House on Feb. 14.

In Celebration of Black History Month, Hamilton will host a Black Inventions Exhibit on Tuesday, Feb. 17, from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. in K.J. Commons. The exhibit was created to develop racial pride, promote racial understanding and remedy public ignorance about black inventors, achievers, pioneers and scientists. it is appearing at various venues throughout North America.

St. Lawrence University broke open a close game with a 9-2 run midway through the second half and the visiting Saints went on to a 63-56 Liberty League win against Hamilton College at Scott Field House on Feb. 14.

St. Lawrence University erased a two-point deficit midway through the second half with an 8-0 run and the visiting Saints went on to a 75-62 Liberty League win against Hamilton College at Scott Field House on Feb. 14.

Of the nearly 20 members of the scientific party on the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution research vessel Knorr this past January and February, three were Hamilton alumni. Boston University Professor of Earth Sciences Rick Murray '85, Heather Schrum '05 and Ashley Hatfield '05 joined an international research team studying the distribution of microbial life beneath the seafloor on a research cruise to the equatorial Pacific Ocean.

Hamilton College clinched a spot in the Liberty League championship tournament with a 76-62 win against visiting Clarkson University at Scott Field House on Feb. 13.

Hamilton College used a balanced scoring attack and shot 54 percent from the floor to post its fourth straight win, a 67-49 rout against visiting Clarkson University, in a Liberty League game at Scott Field House on Feb. 13.