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For a half-century, a painting of a cow was a secret honor for Colby women
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Q&A: Cornel West
The renowned public intellectual on free expression and diversity of political thought on…
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Doing Science—and the Liberal Arts
Professor of Psychology Edward Yeterian followed his heart to Mayflower Hill
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Q&A: Walter Hatch
The outgoing director of the Oak Institute for Human Rights on the changing…
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In Short
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Lareese Hall, Director of the Colby Libraries Future focused—that’s what Lareese Hall will be as…
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“Brilliant”
A gifted leader and academic, Marnay Avant is ready to inspire as a…
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Essay: From Teachers comes the Gift of Teaching Writing—and Writers
American Lit. Honors, Lathrop High School, Fairbanks, Alaska, Fall, 1987: our teacher, John Selle, acts…
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Douma, Syria | February 2018
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A Bold Move—with Big Possibilities
Lee Glazer leaves the Smithsonian for Lunder Institute at Colby
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The Next Door Opens
Ernesto Esquivel-Amores ’19 thrives after taking a rollercoaster path to Mayflower Hill
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First Person
This January, while my friends were braving the cold winter up in Maine, I…
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The increase in the size of the fitness center in the new Colby athletic…
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The number of annual S.H.O.U.T. lectures given at Colby as a feature of the…
One Beautiful Laboratory
A new partnership has connected Colby students with Allen Island, in Maine’s Muscongus Bay,…
Rivalry and Revelry
Colby players Jack Burton ’17, J.P. Schuhlen ’20, and Phil Klitirinos ’18 celebrate after Klitirinos…
