By Duncan Freeman ’22, Long-form Investigative Reporting Editor — When Corey Rundquist ’22 joined Delta Phi in the fall of his sophomore year after a semester of rush, he was confident that his fraternity of choice was different from the other Hamilton frats in that its members were committed to fighting “toxically masculine,” frat culture. …

Press Release from the Hamilton Communications Office Clinton, N.Y. — Retired Navy Adm. Michelle J. Howard will deliver Hamilton’s 2023 Commencement address and receive an honorary degree on Sunday, May 21, at 10:30 a.m., in the Margaret Bundy Scott Field House. …

By Maximo Bratter ’25, A&E Editor

By Andrew Brennan ’25, Staff Writer — Backed by a supportive and enthusiastic crowd of relatives, Hamilton students and alumni, the Men’s Basketball team defeated the Montclair State Red Hawks in an impressive 84–75 performance. Hamilton was led by the efficient shooting of Conner Rood ’23, who piled on 22 points on 9/11, a 15-point performance by…

By Brooke Marx ’26, Sports Contributor — This past weekend, the Women’s Ice Hockey team traveled to Amherst for the NESCAC final four playoffs. In the prior quarterfinal game, the Continentals had defeated Williams in an exciting 3–1 affair at home in Sage Rink. They were spurred on by home supporters in the quarterfinal, so traveling to…

By Nikki Greenberg ’25, News Editor — On Tuesday, March 7th at 4:10 p.m., just over 60 people flocked to the Bradford Auditorium in KJ as 111 more logged onto a Zoom for the monthly faculty meeting. Though the gathering maintained a casual atmosphere and jokes were thrown around the group throughout the duration of the meeting…

By Mia Antonini ’26, News Contributor — This weekend, from March 2 to March 4, Hamilton’s Board of Trustees visited campus for their annual spring meeting. As outlined in President Wippman’s letter sent out to the campus community on Tuesday, March 7, trustees participated in meetings across a range of subjects and departments. On Friday, trustees met…

By Maximo Bratter ’25, A&E Editor

By Aderyn Grace ’26, Staff Writer — On Friday, March 3, the Literature and Creative Writing department hosted a poetry reading by venerated poet Natalie Diaz on Zoom. Diaz is Mojave and part of the Gila River Indian community and played professional basketball in Europe and Asia before becoming a poet. …