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Professor of Comparative Literature Nancy Sorkin Rabinowitz recently participated in a panel on “Ethical Engagement and the Study of Antiquity” and a follow-up workshop at the University of Southern California.

It's become a tradition for Hamilton students to visit nearby Clinton Elementary School to help children there learn Spanish. Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies Edna Rodriguez-Plate launched the volunteer program in 2012.

Alex Wang ’17 will be the first Hamilton graduate to work for Carlisle & Company, a boutique management consulting company outside of Boston that focuses exclusively on the automobile industry.

A new book titled f, p, e & i, by Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dave Perkins, was recently published by MAA Press. It is Perkins’ second book published in the Mathematical Association of America’s Spectrum series.

Eleven members of the Class of 2017 were recently elected into the Hamilton College Chapter of Sigma Xi, the scientific research society.

In his address at Hamilton’s commencement Baker shared five observations with the Class of 2017, reminding them that “discussing differences is not a war, it’s a conversation. There can always be more than one point of view.”

Junior Matt Lebowitz just returned from his semester-long study of political ecology and wildlife conservation in Tanzania. His final blog post follows.

Edmund A. Lefevre Professor of Literature Steven Yao has contributed an essay to the recently published volume, A New Literary History of Modern China

Morgan Fletcher '17 (Wayland, Mass./Wayland HS) and Robbie Murden '17 (Georgetown, Ontario/Christ the King Catholic) received the 2017 Jack B. Riffle Awards at Hamilton's senior varsity athlete awards dinner on May 18.

Six Hamilton Outing Club (HOC) members who have trained together, led trips in tandem, and have gathered innumerable times in the Glen House are ready to set off in different directions, having secured outdoor leadership positions.