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In a recent guest post on Daily Nous, a news website for and about the philosophy profession, Mercy Corredor ’15 wrote about the value of apprenticeships for graduate students planning to teach.

Joe Gilbert ’87, Hamilton’s first football player to earn first-team All-America honors, is the new offensive line coach for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He started the job in January, the latest move in a coaching career that has taken him back and forth between colleges and the NFL. 

Both Daniel (Danny) Garcia ’84 and Larry Arias ’84 remember what things were like when they were some of the few Latinos at Hamilton. Both from the Bronx, their paths would cross at the college and both would lay the seeds for what would become the organization La Vanguardia (LV).

An article titled “Maternal Care and Global Public Health: Bombay and Manchester, 1900–1950,” by Professor of History Lisa Trivedi, was recently published in the journal Social History of Medicine.

Economics major Christian Hansson ’19, who minored in Africana studies, recently began work at Goldman Sachs. Here he tells how he got there.

Hamilton’s men’s and women’s golf teams volunteered with Rise Against Hunger on Sept. 28 at the Clinton United Methodist Church.

Learn about Paola Lopéz Fincannon about her background and what she envisions for the Days-Massolo Center.

Any day she can manage it, Kris Hoffman ’85 rides her bike 10 miles or so to a job she loves in Colchester, Vt. — director of education for the Woodside Juvenile Rehabilitation Center, the state’s most secure facility for youth.

Recognition of Andy Burns ’78 as the Jeff Little ’71 Volunteer of the Year, President David Wippman’s State of the College address, and students showcasing their talents in everything from science research to choir and orchestra performances made for a busy Fall Weekend at Hamilton.