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Syracuse musician Joe Driscoll to perform at CAB’s last acoustic coffeehouse of the semester

This Thursday April 20 will be the final Acoustic Coffeehouse of the semester, presented by CAB. Doors open at 7:30pm in the in the Fillius Events Barn. Hamilton Student Collin Purcell ’17, will be performing original acoustic pieces and opening for Joe Driscoll.  More ...

Antigonick makes bold choices, yields great results

Sophocles’ Antigone was written around 441 BCE as part of the Oedipus trilogy, and has since been adapted and performed countless times around the world. The story of the rebellious Antigone, a young woman who opposes man’s law to obey the laws of the gods, has appealed to audiences since its first performance. Anne Carson’s Antigonick is among its adaptations, and on Thursday, April 13, the Hamilton College Theatre Department began its run of a deeply politicized version of Anne Carson’s translation. More ...

New York Times Bestselling Author Maas ’08 discusses the writing industry

On Thursday night, author Sarah J. Maas ’08 came to Hamilton to discuss her career, her time at Hamilton and the steps she took to get where she is today.  More ...

Artist D.R.A.M. shone at C@B Spring Concert

Hamilton’s hip-hop lovers were treated on Friday, April 7, to a slickly electrifying C@B Spring Concert, headlined by D.R.A.M., one of the freshest rappers of the past year. More ...

MacDonald honors filmmaker Peter Hutton

In memory of filmmaker Peter Hutton, Professor. Scott MacDonald, head of the Media and Cinema Studies Department, curated a F.I.L.M. event to celebrate... More ...

SpeakEasy offers community and expressio

On Thursday, April 6, 2017, I walked up to the microphone in the Sadove living room and delivered a poem about art and the power it has, revealing how art has changed me, to open up my last SpeakEasy as a host. More ...

From classic to modern: The Acting Company’s rendition of Julius Caesar

This past weekend, April 1 and 2, The Acting Company visited Hamilton College to showcase two plays they prepared in conjunction: X, or Betty Shabazz v. The Nation by Marcus Gardley and Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare. More ...

La Vanguardia hosts “Cine Latino”

On Friday night, La Vanguardia (LV) presented one of their signature programs of the semester: Cine Latino.   More ...

Latino singer-songwriter Polanco brings a unique perspective to BLSU event

In extending our programming this semester, BLSU sought to incorporate smaller scale performances in order to expose the Hamilton community to newer Black and Latinx artists.  More ...

X: The remarkable portrayal of an American legend

On Saturday, April 1, the Acting Company presented X, or Betty Shabazz V. The Nation in Wellin Hall. More ...

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