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President David Wippman co-authored an opinion piece published by The Hill on Sept. 6 titled Blame Shifting.

The Boston talk radio show VB in the Middle airs mid day, and, by conservative radio standards, the political perspective of its host Doug “VB” Goudie ’91 straddles the middle, too.

Throughout his life James MacLennan ’58 ¬maintained a fondness for and a connection to his alma mater — the depths of which were not fully realized until after his death in February 2018. Motivated by a desire to ensure the benefits of a Hamilton education to future generations, he provided a gift in his estate plan that has prompted a $10 million challenge.

Campus activities may look a bit different this semester, but students interested in exploring the nearby outdoors can still enjoy the Mohawk Valley, thanks to new bike borrowing and guided ride opportunities.

This summer a dozen Hamilton students gained academic credit and an insider’s view into one of the country’s most hotly contested congressional campaigns.

As the spring semester unfolded, it was clear to Chris Harrison ’23 that people his age were galvanized by George Floyd’s death in police custody and by the COVID-19 pandemic. The question for Harrison was how to capture that energy to create change.

Their wedding was set for June 13, and even a pandemic couldn't forestall the moment they'd waited for since their days at Hamilton.

As a summer intern with the Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers, Carson Goos ’21 talked with patients to help determine their needs and helped guide them to resources.

A senior project on lead toxicity morphed into a summer research opportunity for Aliane Douyon ’20 before she heads off this fall to the University of Miami to pursue a master’s in public health.

Members of Hamilton’s class of 2024 have arrived, moved in, and completed orientation, and upperclassmen have returned to the HiIl for a fall 2020 semester that will be remembered as unlike any other in Hamilton’s long history.