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Hamilton College History Professor Maurice Isserman was a guest on Public Radio International's "To the Point" which aired on Jan. 19, on KCRW-FM in Los Angeles. The discussion was about demonstrations staged for George W. Bush's inauguration.

As part of the Kirkland Project series Southern Accents, Bonnie Urciuoli, professor of anthropology, will lecture on, "What's in an accent? The construction of person and place in the process of speaking." Monday, Jan. 29, at 4:15 p.m. in the Red Pit.

Cherokee musician Eddie Bushyhead will perform at Hamilton on Thursday, Feb. 1 as a guest in the Kirkland Project's Southern Accents series.

Hamilton College associate professor of Government Philip Klinkner was quoted in a Buffalo News article, "Taking the Reins." The article dealt with the emphasis placed on Bush's inauguration address to the nation.

Eve Ensler won an Obie Award for her one-woman play, The Vagina Monologues. She will lecture at Hamilton College on Tuesday, Jan. 23 at 8 p.m. in the Fillius Events barn.

It's time to start preparing for the #1 event in Central New York - America's Greatest Heart Run and Walk. This year's event will take place on Saturday, Feb. 24, at Utica College.

Award-winning poet Laure-Anne Bosselaar will serve as writer-in-residence and give public reading of her work at Hamilton. Her first collection of poems in English, The Hour between Dog and Wolf, was a finalist for several awards.

Members of the Hamilton community spent the day Saturday volunteering at 10 Utica-area sites in memory of Dr. Martin Luther King's commitment to service.

Seventeen low-income women from the Mohawk Valley are taking the first step toward a college education as members of the pilot class of the ACCESS Project, a comprehensive program designed to provide low-income parents in Central New York with all of the support necessary to thrive in an academic community.

Mike Burton grew up in North Carolina and went to Catawba College where he earned his BFA in Theatre Arts; he then moved to New York City to become a comedian. Since then his career has taken off.