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Justin Atwood '11 knocked out a pair of solo home runs but Hamilton College dropped both games of a non-conference doubleheader against visiting SUNY Brockport at Royce Field on April 19.

Hamilton College lost a New England Small College Athletic Conference match against host Wesleyan University, 8-1, at John L. Wood Memorial Tennis Courts on April 18.

Hamilton College dropped two more New England Small College Athletic Conference West Division games against host Williams College at Cole Field on April 18.

Hamilton College could not match the offensive output of Williams College and the visiting Ephs swept a New England Small College Athletic Conference West Division doubleheader at Royce Field on April 18.

Hamilton College lost a New England Small College Athletic Conference match against host Wesleyan University, 8-1, at John L. Wood Memorial Tennis Courts on April 18.

Associate Professor of Africana Studies Donald Carter presented a paper as part of the W. E. B. Du Bois Black Europeans: Race and the New Europe lecture series at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, on April 6. His paper was titled "Blackness over Europe: Meditations on Migrancy, Culture and Belonging."

Norman Bowie, the Elmer Anderson Chair in Corporate Responsibility and Strategic Management/Organization at the University of Minnesota, and former Hamilton philosophy professor, will present "Economics: Friend or Foe of Ethics?" on Monday, April 20, at 4:15 p.m. in the Science Center's Kennedy Auditorium. The lecture is co-sponsored by the Philosophy Department. It is free and open to the public. 

Williams College used a late scoring surge to hand visiting Hamilton College a 9-2 loss in New England Small College Athletic Conference West Division play at Cole Field on April 17.

Williams College broke open a close game with seven runs in the final two innings and the visiting Ephs defeated Hamilton College 11-1 in a New England Small College Athletic Conference West Division game at Royce Field on April 17.

Caroline Davis '11 and Laura Gault '11 have been awarded a Davis Peace Project Fellowship program grant of $10,000. Their joint project is titled "Empowering the Hadzabe as Agents of Peace: Health for Cultural Preservation."