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Sixth-seeded Hamilton College has won two out of three matches at the New England Small College Athletic Conference championship and will play Bates College for fifth place at Trinity College's Kellner Squash Center on Feb. 1.

Seventh-seeded Hamilton College has won two out of three matches at the New England Small College Athletic Conference championship and will play Colby College for fifth place at Trinity College's Kellner Squash Center on Feb. 1.

Two curling teams from Hamilton are still in action in Bowling Green, Ohio, at the annual Great Lakes Regional College Curling Tournament. Both have fared very well to this point, with each team reaching the A-event semi-finals. Follow all the action here on Sunday at 10 a.m., and, if either team advances to the final, at 1 p.m. on Sunday afternoon. The tournament started with 24 teams, but is now down to four.

Megan Gibbons '12 recorded two event victories, but Hamilton College fell to Union College in a dual meet held at Bristol Pool on Jan. 31.

Jake DeConinck '11 recorded two event victories, but Hamilton College fell to Union College in a dual meet at Bristol Pool on Jan. 31.

Harry Biggs '10 scored two goals in the third period to lift visiting Hamilton College to a 3-2 win against Tufts University in New England Small College Athletic Conference play at Valley Forum II on Jan. 31.

Jim Kennedy, vice president and director of strategic planning at the Associated Press will give a lecture, "The New Model for News," on Tuesday, Feb. 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the Kennedy Auditorium at the Hamilton College Science Center. It is free and open to the public.

Hamilton College gave up two power-play goals in the third period on the way to the Continentals' 4-2 New England Small College Athletic Conference loss against visiting Connecticut College at Russell Sage Rink on Jan. 30.

Hamilton College's annual Couper Phi Beta Kappa Lecture series presented Bryan Alexander, director of research for the National Institute for Technology and Liberal Education (NITLE) on Thursday, Jan. 29. Responding to the July/August Atlantic magazine article "Is Google Making Us Stupid" by Nicholas Carr, Alexander divulged the article's many weaknesses to a full Kennedy Auditorium in the Science Center. 

Assistant Professor of Art Rebecca Murtaugh has two artworks published in Stone Canoe III: A Journal of Arts and Ideas. She is also exhibiting the work "Seeing Stars" in the exhibition at Delavan Art Gallery in Syracuse that accompanies the publication. The exhibition is free and open the public until February 28.