91制片厂

Many students weigh how to balance their contrasting interests, whether they be STEM, the arts, or the humanities. Maggie Maselli 鈥�24, however, has found the key to combining all of these seemingly different disciplines.

Nine faculty members were approved for tenure by the College鈥檚 Board of Trustees at its March meeting.

It was an exciting winter season for Hamilton athletics, which included competing for national titles and numerous conference honors. Here's a look back at some of photographer Josh McKee's favorite action shots.聽To read more about Hamilton's successes during the winter sports season, visit the Athletics site.

For many Hamilton students, Tessa Chefalo is one of the first faces they see when they arrive on campus for orientation. As assistant dean of students, a large part of her role involves overseeing the major transition that first-year students undergo as they begin their studies. Chefalo has been working with orientation and new students since she arrived at Hamilton 10 years ago, and this year her dedication, creativity, and innovation were rewarded when she received the Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate Award from the National Resource Center for First-Year Students and Students in Transition.

Emma Kerkman 鈥�25 has been selected as the winner of the Dell Award, formerly the Isaac Asimov Award for Undergraduate Excellence in Science Fiction and Fantasy Writing for her story, 鈥淟olo鈥檚 Last Run.鈥�

Nearly 100 women of color, including students, faculty, and staff, gathered in Tolles Pavilion on February 29 to honor and learn from each other鈥檚 experiences as part of a student-led tradition that is unique to Hamilton: Womanist Week.

Steven Tepper and his wife, Dana, visited the Hill on February 29 for a day of events that included touring campus and academic facilities, meeting with students, faculty, and staff, and giving his first in-person remarks since being announced as Hamilton's 21st president.

National and regional news organizations regularly interview Hamilton faculty, staff, alumni, and students for their expertise and perspectives on current events, and to feature programs and activities on campus. February鈥檚 news topics included the economy, Black history, and a new college president, among others.

This year鈥檚 Tolles Lecture featured a fusion of hip hop, power, protest, and humanity thanks to award-winning Indigenous DJ and producer Dan 鈥淒J Shub鈥� General.

91制片厂鈥檚 Common Ground program hosted WCNY (PBS) for the first installment of its 鈥淚vory Tower on the Road鈥� series at local colleges and universities for an hour and a half of debate, conversation, and disagreement.