Hamilton College currently hosts a wide variety of student clubs and organizations, most of whose funding is controlled by the elected representatives of the Student Government Alliance (SGA). Unfortunately,...
Santomauro-Stenzel ’24 is the former Editor-in-Chief of The Monitor, and previously served as Hamilton’sstudent body president. He is currently earning his Master’s in Journalism at the Columbia...
Starting college can be an exciting but overwhelming experience, especially for first-year students navigating the new environment. Among the many pressures that freshmen face, finding employment,...
On Jan. 20 of this year, President Trump signed an executive order titled “Protecting the Meaning and Value of American Citizenship” which blatantly and disgustingly offends the Constitution of...
Peter Cannavò, Professor of Government
• April 3, 2025
It’s long past time to break the glass and pull the fire alarm. Whomever you voted for in the fall, even if it was Trump, you should be very afraid and very angry. What is happening in the U.S. goes...
Legacy media has been the United States’ blueprint for how to sustain its foundation to uphold the experimental edifice of democracy. Most other wordly structures have had to refurbish, renovate...
Unlike the other branches of government, the judicial has no enforcement arm. Following SCOTUS rulings regarding checks and balances, the state adheres to the court’s say largely out of precedent...
From feeding starving children in Congo, to providing maternal healthcare in Bangladesh, to countless other powerful and crucial programs, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID)...
As demand for clean power in New York continues to increase, a baseload technology like nuclear power is a safe and effective solution. Nuclear is an optimal technology to invest in for the state’s...
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Dear Hamilton Community,
Welcome back! We hope you all had a restful and restorative winter break, and that your return to campus is neither...
amnesia explains that memories formed as toddlers rarely survive intact into adulthood. Consequently, 2006 barely registers in my memories; the only event...
