NESCAC News
October 31, 2014Bates College cancels Halloween “Trick or Drink” party Tufts provides pay raise, improved job security to part-time professors More ...
Bates College cancels Halloween “Trick or Drink” party Tufts provides pay raise, improved job security to part-time professors More ...
On October 10, the College dedicated the long-awaited Kevin and Karen Kennedy Center for Theatre and the Studio Arts before more than 100 guests. The completed 86,424-square-foot facility includes two theaters, an outdoor amphitheater, costume shop, scenery shop, dressing rooms, woodworking studio, sculpture studio, casing workshop, video production room and studio spaces for drawing and printmaking. Opening the center made the College’s goal of housing a first class arts facility a reality. More ...
Bringing a Hamilton education to the great outdoors, the Senior Gift Committee announced last week that the class of 2015’s senior gift would be an outdoor classroom in memory of Professor Jonathan Vaughan. The gift was announced at the fundraising kickoff event as the winner of a survey of the senior class, which included two other potential gifts. The other options were renovating Babbitt Pavilion and establishing a summer internship fund in honor of former Director of the Maurice Horowich Career Center Mary Evans ’82, who retired after thirty years of dedication to the College. More ...
Tanning at the beach, waiting tables at the local diner or being a camp counselor are all ways many students spend their summers. However, for some students, the dream summer is a 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. day of work in the fast-paced environment of New York City, dream of interning at banks like Bank of America Merrill Lynch, J.P. Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, and many others. More ...
Bowdoin proposes changes to sexual misconduct policy Middlebury Language Schools launch School of Korean for summer of 2015 Amherst community campaigns against campus sexual assault More ...
Alex is coming home: during this weekend’s Fallcoming, Hamilton College will unveil its new official mascot. With events ranging from a “meet and greet” outside of the Sadove Student Center to appearances at various athletics events, Alex will be hard to miss. More ...
What does it take to start a business or to grow an innovative strategy to solve a long-standing problem? Instead of looking at the corporate sector, Hamilton alumnus Alon Hillel-Tuch ’07 is a part of the wave of young millennials who have abandoned Wall Street in favor of social-welfare based work–in Alon’s case, social entrepreneurship. More ...
Despite changes to first-year housing that College officials hoped would tame alcohol culture, destruction has persisted in Dunham this year. In an email to Dunham residents this week, Area Director Candice Redden announced that the over the past few weeks there have been multiple reports of damage to the first and second floors of Dunham, two floors that are exclusively first-years as of this fall. More ...
Vice President and Dean of Students Nancy Thompson and Associate Dean of Students for Student Engagement and Leadership Lisa Magnarelli ’96 spoke to HALT about the actions of the Dean of Students Office and the way Hamilton and its social environment has changed in the past few decades. More ...
Wesleyan students and workers discuss workers’ rights Colby College honors New York Times journalist Tufts professor receives grant for cellular research More ...