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"Cynical" is a word often used to describe the political attitude of young Americans. But when asked if they thought politicians were corrupt or dishonest, New Yorkers ages 18-24, were much more optimistic than their peers nationwide.

The Hamilton NY2K student group conducted a survey to study young people's attitudes about politics; the findings were released Thurs., 10/26 in Washington, D.C.

West Virginia native Hazel Dickens, the "first lady" of old-time country and bluegrass, is considered one of the pioneers of women’s music.

President Eugene M. Tobin announced that the College is expanding the information resources it provides to student residence hall rooms and classrooms.

This prestigious award recognizes exceptionally effective leadership in campus information technology (IT) use and management, and mentoring of other professionals.

They will be eager to discuss a broad range of topics including brain activity; self esteem; medicine from the sea; egg-laying preferences of butterflies; pregnancy and lowered breast cancer risk; and polarized gas.

Biology Professor David Gapp discovered a diabetes-like syndrome in common snapping turtles trapped in the Utica Marsh.

Required reading for Hamilton's entering class of 2004 "Why are all the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?" will be the focus of a conversation led by its author.

Sharon Bridgforth, author of the bull-jean stories (1998) will give a reading, "Soul cycling:", on Friday, Sept. 22 in the Fillius Events Barn.

Hamilton College has signed a contract with The Posse Foundation to bring a team of 10 multicultural students to the liberal arts campus each year.