Three of our faculty members were recently promoted to professor: Abhishek Amar (Asian Studies), Tara McKee (Psychology), and Katheryn Doran (Philosophy). Congratulations! . #KnowThyself

Postdoctoral Fellow & Visiting Asst. Prof. of Government Kenneth Leonardo was accepted to Kansai University’s “Scholars from Overseas” program to research Aristotle and Tsunetomo this summer in Japan. #KnowThyself

Clare Robinson ’25 spent much of her last two years at Hamilton listening to rural communities on the frontlines of climate policy. Her research reveals why local voices are critical to real progress, and what happens when they’re left out. #KnowThyself

Maurice Isserman, Publius Virgilius Rogers Professor of American History, has been elected to the Society of American Historians for the “narrative power and scholarly distinction of [his] historical work.” .#KnowThyself

Congrats, Tom Murphy! The winningest coach in Hamilton history retired recently after a 67-year coaching career, which included leading the men’s basketball team to a 602-262 record from 1970 to 2004. The College recently honored Coach Murphy: #LetsGoBlue

Alan Cafruny, the Henry Platt Bristol Chair of International Affairs and Professor of Government, spoke at a global STAMP workshop on shifting power, sanctions, and global crises under “Team Trump Two.” #KnowThyself

It's hard to believe that it's been a month since more than 1,000 alumni returned to the Hill for Reunions! 💙 Relive it all with us: #KnowThyself

Congrats to Naval Lappalainen ’25 and Xavier McMahon ’27, who earned Critical Language Scholarships to study Russian abroad this summer! Naval is off to Kyrgyzstan, while Xavier will study in Latvia. . #KnowThyself

Associate Professor of Asian Studies Abhishek Amar presented research on Buddhist monastic governance at a recent international workshop hosted by the University of Pennsylvania. . #KnowThyself

Associate Professor of Sociology Jaime Kucinskas’ new book, "The Loyalty Trap," examines how federal civil servants navigated ethical dilemmas and political pressure during the Trump administration. Read more: .#KnowThyself

Congrats Associate Professor of History Mackenzie Cooley! Her groundbreaking archival research across the former Spanish Empire has earned her the world's largest history award: the Dan David Prize. Learn more: @NewWorldNature1 #KnowThyself

"The ability for us to stay focused on our mission can only happen because of the resources that our alumni and our parents provide to this college." Your contribution, of any amount, will help support students this fall. Give by June 30: #Hamilton

Anna Richardson ’25 gained insight into congressional office operations after taking the Sol M. Linowitz ’35 Seminar with former Rep. Matt Cartwright ’83 (D-Pa.), which helped her understand how valuable her skill sets will be. . #KnowThyself.

A night under the stars became a dream come true for 14-year-old Matthew Zaishnikov. The men's hockey team hosted a Make-A-Wish game that raised over $6,000 to bring Matthew’s passion for astronomy to life. Read the full story:

The past academic year was filled with students who were awarded national fellowships and scholarships, presented at conferences, and earned other accolades. Check out some of their recent achievements: . #KnowThyself.

Sabina Feder ’25 and Bri Padilla ’25 are our newest Bristol Fellows! This Hamilton-only fellowship will enable Sabina to explore how communities address food waste, while Brianna will study global shark conservation. Read about their research: #KnowThyself.

Professor of Music Lydia Hamessley’s new book, "Jolene," dives into Dolly Parton’s iconic hit and its cultural impact. #KnowThyself.

Congrats to Naval Lappalainen ’25 and Xavier McMahon ’27, who earned Critical Language Scholarships to study Russian abroad this summer! Naval is off to Kyrgyzstan, while Xavier will study in Latvia. . #KnowThyself.

Congrats to Gabrielle (Gaby) Guerra ’27, Tzu Han (Annie) Huang ’27, and Darian Torres ’27 on earning Gilman Scholarships to study abroad next year! #KnowThyself.

Chrissy Crespo ’25 and Alinur Jaboldinov ’26 became the first Hamilton students to participate in the Trudeau Institute’s Biomedical Research Scholars Program. Their experience showed them what it means to think and work like a scientist. #KnowThyself.