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Head of President Clinton's Race Advisory Board to Speak at Hamilton College

John Hope Franklin to give talk, "The Tulsa Riot of 1921: Reflections of a Near-Victim and a Historian."

Special Parking, Shuttle Service Planned for Archbishop Desmond Tutu Lecture at Hamilton College

Archbishop Desmond Tutu will give Sacerdote Great Names Series lecture on Tuesday, April 11. More parking and shuttle added.

Hamilton College’s Department of Romance Languages and Literature to Host Colloquium on Cross-Cultur

Colloquium will take place April 7-8 at Hamilton College.

Hamilton College Senior awarded Thomas J. Watson Fellowship

Mark Siedner, a biochemistry-economics major from Dayton, Ohio, has been awarded a Watson Fellowship.

Hamilton To Memorialize Famous Alumnus

Former Theta Delta Chi chapter house to be renamed Woollcott House in honor of Alexander Woollcott.

Hamilton College Professor Lydia Hamessley is co-editor of new book, Audible Traces

"Audible Traces" examines how personal histories affect the ways in which we experience music.

David Paris Named Acting Dean at Hamilton College

A member of the Hamilton College faculty for more than 20 years, his one-year term appointment begins July 1, 2000.

Hamilton College English Professor Naomi Guttman Receives Grant

Grant from The Canada Council for the Arts Awarded to Professional Writers

News Brief: Maurice Isserman speaking about Michael Harrington

Biographer Maurice Isserman, W.R. Kenan Professor of History at Hamilton College, author of The Other American: The Life of Michael Harrington ,will be speaking in St. Louis, New York City and Philadelphia.

The Developing Democracy in South Africa the West Fails to Acknowledge

"South Africa is one of the most ‘hopeful’ new democracies in the world today," says Steve Orvis, Ph.D., associate professor of government.

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