by Ethan Tse ’22, Staff Writer — Several student employees of the Admissions Office have begun a campaign to unionize in response to complaints about working conditions, hours, and wages. This marks one of the first ever efforts to unionize student-held occupations, and could be poised to set a larger precedent for student labor across the country. …

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. …

by Hadley Noonan ’25 and Grace Policelli ’24, Investigative Reporters — The new calculator. A better spell checker. The death of artistic individuality. Conversations surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) and ChatGPT have taken the national stage, as evidenced by the recent WGA strike and Biden’s new Executive Order on safe AI. Hamilton College now finds itself on the precipice of a technological…

By Sarafina Madden ’26, Staff Writer — On the evening of Wednesday, Nov. 1, Common Ground presented a talk on “Remaking the U.S. Energy System,” facilitating a discussion about climate change and the pathway to a cleaner energy future. In their unique partnership with Washington, D.C.’s Bipartisan Policy Center (BPC), Common Ground held the conversation between progressive…

By The Spectator — Dear Hamilton Community, We know this upcoming week is a tough one, and we wish everybody the best of luck in getting through it. One more push until we can relax and gorge on some turkey and pumpkin pie. The on-campus production Concord Floral, directed by Emily K. Harrison, has…

By Ava Cargan ’27, Staff Writer — Wynn Hospital in downtown Utica has officially been completed through a $300 million grant from the New York State Department of Health’s Health Care Facility Transformation Program. The new hospital is 702,000 square feet with ten floors, 373 beds and a helipad near the emergency entrance for air transport. The…

By Mia Antonini ’26, Staff Writer — Since Fall 2022, the Arthur Levitt Center for Public Affairs has offered its current version of the Public Philosophy discussion group, “with the aim of providing a relatively informal space for Hamilton Community members…to discuss philosophical ideas and how they relate to social dynamics and issues,” as Zack Schuman, Assistant…

By Catherine Vogt ’24, Staff Writer — On Friday, Nov. 3 from 12–3 p.m., Sadove Student Center hosted an open house to showcase the plethora of organizations that are housed in the building. …

By Gregoire Winston ’26, Opinion Editor — This past weekend, Professor Martine Guyot-Bender and her students took part in a day-long trip to Schenectady as part of their class’s experiential learning component. French and Francophone Studies 307: All Aboard The French Train! takes the study of this pioneering mode of transportation to a new level. Through the…