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Larry Allen ’09, a teacher with a master’s degree in secondary education from the University of Pennsylvania, says his classics major is a great conversation starter. It also informs his work.

Her bedtime stories were Greek myths, her mother is from Greece and Ianna Recco ’16 grew up to major in classical languages and art history. Now that she’s graduated, her path has curved toward art but she hasn’t lost her passion for the past.

As the chief of staff to BuzzFeed Editor-in-Chief Ben Smith, Meredith Kennedy ’09 is Smith’s eyes and ears in the newsroom. She helps communicate and launch his special projects and partnerships inside and outside the company.

As a Hamilton College student Sabrina Yurkofsky ’15 wanted to pursue a career in the television industry, and she majored in two subjects she thought would help her get there: communication and psychology.

In high school, when her big brother told her she would love computer science, Amelia Mattern ’12 refused to believe him.

Ellen Esterhay ’14, who double-majored in Chinese and world politics, went from Hamilton to a position in a high-profile, high-pressure political campaign.

For Carlos Rico '10, studying science at Hamilton College was “pure bliss."

Allison Demas ’07 is using the tools and techniques of molecular biology to study Plasmodium falciparum, the parasite that causes malaria.

Fallon Chipidza ’10 is a Harvard University medical student whose commitment runs deep.

Kenley Stark ’11 found her niche through an internship she had at Hamilton, where she majored in art history and philosophy. During her College years, Stark interned at galleries large and small, at museums, at an art nonprofit and, finally, at an art auction house.