I do not even know where to begin. I was admitted to Hamilton college as an OP student and…read moretransferred out recently. I have written articles on my experiences if you are of interest, many of which are too long to discuss in this review -- https://www.hamiltonmonitor.com/post/colonizing-my-life-back. Currently Hamilton is experiencing a housing crisis since they have over enrolled students and force all students to live on campus. Imagine paying 80k in tuition to live in a trailer park because there's not enough room? Their food quality is horrible, I have gotten sick eating here too many times to count. There is no accessible dorms or spaces at Hamilton, they can't even get a voting poll station because of how inaccessible and non ADA compliant the campus is. I have many more critiques but all I will say in this review is I would not recommend Hamilton to any student, especially low income first gen students of color, like myself. This college values and prioritizes their white affluent student, as most colleges do. I appreciate the mentorship I've gained here, the professors, and other students of colors I've met and made lifetime friendships with. Aside from the trauma I've gained from the two years I spent here, the environment is beautiful! I've never experienced such clean air and open spaces like this coming from Los Angeles.

Excellent college. My son attends and the teachers a phenomenal. Grounds are beautiful. Facilities…read moreare great too! So glad we found this school! Besides being an excellent place for education, they supply a ton of jobs for the surrounding area. It's really an amazing part of Oneida County. Thank you to Hamilton College!

This was an unexpected gem of an art museum in the heart of Utica. We came here on a half-day trip…read morefrom Cooperstown (1 hour away on rural roads) for a brief visit and had modest expectations. The MWPAI has two main buildings and includes a lovely collection of paintings and sculptures. The highlight of the museum is the set of paintings by Thomas Cole on the top floor of the main building. These works illustrate various stages in one's life cycle from youth to middle-age to older-age. I was impressed by the quality of the collection here and a visiting exhibit of works by a contemporary artist from Atlanta. We arrived around 11:30am on a Thursday and went immediately to the Terrace Cafe after a quick restroom stop. The cafe is open from 11am to 3pm Tuesdays through Saturdays and has outdoor seating. I was impressed by the quality of our bistro-style lunch prepared by a professional chef. We enjoyed some iced tea and the fried deviled eggs with horseradish, dijon and scallions as an appetizer. My 13-year old son devoured his MWP burger (mustard-whiskey-peppercorn glaze), while I had the Saratoga Quiche which was light and refreshing. We were too full for dessert. Who knew that Utica could provide an elegant yet affordable lunch with a lovely outdoor view? Be sure to ask the waiter for recommendations on main dishes and appetizers. Although the service can be a bit slow, it's a delightful spot for a leisurely lunch where you can relax and unwind. My wife, teenage sons (15 yrs, 13 yrs) and I really enjoyed our short day trip to Utica. MWPAI was a highlight along with Utica Coffee Roasters and the half-moon cookies from Hemstrought Bakery.

It has 2 sections, main building for art exhibit, the other section is a historical residence of…read morethe donor. All items has descriptions in details. The museum is not big and easy to navigate. Artworks are world class, so amazing. Worth to visit even though I had a short trip.

Fantastic school. Small class sizes, great professors. Awesome place to get a biology degree!read more

I graduated Nursing in May 2025 from this program, and literally as soon as my class graduates they…read moremade the program free. This school is awful, the teachers teach you nothing, and then they do weird evil things to you that you have no choice to accept or else you'll be kicked out from the program. Also watch out for the student advise Justin R. I literally sent him a private email expressing my disappointment in getting a teacher for the third semester in a row that I didn't want, and he forwarded my email to the whole nursing faculty, which seemed like it violated my privacy. It was a personal email to him and he sent it to a ‍ nch of people. Very unprofessional, way to make your students never trust you again douchebag.

I have been here as a child and as an adult. I worked a few times as a lifeguard and would bike to…read morework from Sauquoit, but my dad would pick me up. I did take a few classes there, paid out of pocket, but unfortunately I was not able to get any degree or certificate. Very good indoor track, outdoor track and fitness facilities. Good food in the cafeterias also. Also good library with computers to use.

Had an awesome time at Mark's Herb Chopper class! It was a very fun and relaxed space - perfect for…read morenewbies just learning how to swing a hammer. The instruction was excellent and I'm very happy with how the piece turned out. Would definitely go back for another round!

From the owner: We offer blacksmithing classes for everyone. Come and learn how to forge red hot steel in a working…read moreblacksmith shop. No experience necessary - we will provide everything for you and teach you this ancient art. We have classes that will teach you how to make hand forged items including fire pokers, towel rails, knives, and axes. We are real live Forged in Fire blacksmiths