On Sunday, Nov. 17 Hamilton’s newest a capella group turned heads and won Turning Stone Resort Casino’s first annual A Capella Showdown. Participating in their first ever competition, Duelly edged out teams from Colgate University, Syracuse University and Cornell University, among others. More ...
This Sunday, the Forum on Image and Language In Motion (F.I.L.M.) and the Asian Studies department will screen Manakamana, a recent project by filmmakers Stephanie Spray and Pacho Velez. The filmmakers will introduce the film and participate in a Q&A session after the screening. More ...
The Independent Music Fund (IMF), along with WHCL 88.7 brought rising pop star Sky Ferreira to Tolles Pavilion as the headliner for their fall concert. Just days before the show, Ferreira announced new winter performance dates, as she will be supporting Miley Cyrus’s Bangerz Tour. More ...
Steve McQueen is an uncompromising filmmaker. He is, after all, the man who let loose a full frontal Fassbender on the world in Shame. Therefore, McQueen is the perfect director to handle the material of 12 Years a Slave, the true story of Solomon Northup. More ...
On Friday, the internationally renowned Kronos Quartet performed in Wellin Hall as part of the Quartet’s 40th anniversary tour. Among other works, the group played the recently premiered sixth Philip Glass quartet. With the exception of Requiem for a Dream, all the pieces were written in the last five years. More ...
The Campus Activities Board (CAB) may have put on the best acoustic coffeehouse performance of the semester this past Thursday with Langhorne Slim and guests The DuPont Brothers. More ...
The Good Person of Szechwan, playing in Minor Theater this weekend, is not a straightforward theater production by any means. The play thrives on its ambiguity, a fact that may confuse unsuspecting audience members. More ...
What is great music, and does it even exist yet? These are questions that pull at David Harrington, violinist and founder of the Kronos Quartet. More ...
The Forum for Image and Language in Motion (F.I.L.M.) showcases the work of remarkable filmmakers working today. We asked Scott MacDonald, curator of F.I.L.M., about the series and next Sunday’s event, The Extravagant Shadows by David Gatten. Gatten will visit Hamilton for the viewing and talk with Professor MacDonald’s Avant-Garde Film class. More ...
Forum on Image and Language and Motion (F.I.L.M.) celebrated Hamilton alumnus and late poet Ezra Pound’s 128th birthday last Wednesday with a night full of history and experimental film adaptations. More ...