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Anonymous Jodel threat to “shoot up KJ” prompts campus-wide shelter-in-place order

by Nicole Greenberg ’25, News Editor On the evening of Sunday, April 16, a post on the anonymous social media app Jodel indicated a desire to “shoot up ” Kirner-Johnson (KJ). After being alerted of this post, the Hamilton College Emergency Response Team (HERT) issued a shelter-in-place emergency alert at…

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Anonymous Jodel threat to “shoot up KJ” prompts campus-wide shelter-in-place order
Anonymous Jodel threat to “shoot up KJ” prompts campus-wide shelter-in-place order
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Complaints about Admissions Working Conditions Sparks Union Efforts among Students

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. …

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Complaints about Admissions Working Conditions Sparks Union Efforts among Students
Complaints about Admissions Working Conditions Sparks Union Efforts among Students
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Weary of the Title IX process, student leaders look to self-adjudicate accusations of sexual misconduct

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. …

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Weary of the Title IX process, student leaders look to self-adjudicate accusations of sexual…
Weary of the Title IX process, student leaders look to self-adjudicate accusations of sexual…
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New parking lot planned for Summer 2024

By Erin Delaney ’26, Staff Writer — Hamilton students can look forward to the installation of a new parking lot on campus; it just might not be here any time soon. “A new parking lot is absolutely in the master plan for the campus…many years in the future,” said Frank Coots, Director of Campus Safety. Coots told…

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New parking lot planned for Summer 2024
New parking lot planned for Summer 2024
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Euphoria returns to Hamilton campus, serving coffee and offering lower prices

By Nicole Greenberg ’25, News Editor — Euphoria Coffee opened its doors to the Hamilton community on Monday, Sept. 4. The cafe, located in Sadove, serves “quality coffee products, all natural smoothies, bubble teas and delicious food options,” according to its Facebook page. This is not the first time Euphoria provided the campus community with morning coffees…

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Euphoria returns to Hamilton campus, serving coffee and offering lower prices
Euphoria returns to Hamilton campus, serving coffee and offering lower prices
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Green to Go Containers program launches

by Kristina Meyers ’27, Opinion Contributor — Hamilton’s Sustainability Office partnered with Parkhurst Dining services to launch the new Green to Go Containers initiative this semester. Originally launched on campus before COVID, (and something Colgate has done for years), this newly revamped program is coming back stronger than ever. A Green to Go Container is a plastic…

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Green to Go Containers program launches
Green to Go Containers program launches
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Editorial 9/21

By The Spectator — Dear Hamilton Community, We hope everyone is having a lovely fifth week of classes and is getting prepared for the incoming cooler weather. If the recent campus switch from shorts to jeans is inspiring you to dive head-first into your cozy autumnal main character fantasy, make sure to check out…

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Editorial 9/21
Editorial 9/21
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Administration expects Glenview-less future

By Meg Stroup ’26, News Contributor — The administration has no plan to add more permanent housing, but they see a future without Glenview dorms at Hamilton. Tucked in the very upper corner of the Hill, and sandwiched between the Glen and parking lot, lies Glenview. Glenview has truly made a name for itself on campus, renowned…

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Administration expects Glenview-less future
Administration expects Glenview-less future
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Club Spotlight: The Anime Club

by Zoe Regner ’26, Staff Writer — From a genius that kills with a stroke of a pen to a rubber boy who dreams of becoming the Pirate King, anime challenges the imagination. The medium combines an animated style with often adult themes, whose assorted genres include comedy, drama and romance. Hamilton College’s Anime Club seeks to…

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Club Spotlight: The Anime Club
Club Spotlight: The Anime Club
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Weekly Unsolicited

By Candidus, Resident Voice of Wisdom — The “Weekly Unsolicited” features advice that no one asked for, but everyone needs. 1. Have difficulty getting up in the morning? Raise your blinds the night before. When the sun’s searing rays pierce your windows, you will probably get so annoyed that you will either get up to lower the…

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Weekly Unsolicited
Weekly Unsolicited
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