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Detecting Sarcoma at the Right Time
New data-based research points to optimum CT-scan interval
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Experts Welcome Davis Institute for Artificial Intelligence—and Colby—to the Conversation
The College recently announced a $30-million gift to establish the first cross-disciplinary institute for artificial…
Students
Predicting Patterns in the World of Ecommerce
Pay It Northward and Chris Feiss ’85, P’22 turn sociology training to tech-focused…
Alumni
Getting Back to Work
Through Pay It Northward, attorney Nick Levintow enlists valuable help in studying workplace…
Faculty
More Harm Than Good?
Laura Seay uses data to inform better U.S. policy in Africa
Research
Opening a Window to Evolution
David Angelini’s research on genetic adaptation gets push from McVey data initiative
Alumni
The Perfect Prescription
Through Pay It Northward partnership, Hayley Gibson ’20 sees another side of medicine
Faculty
Banned But Still Toxic
Gail Carlson serves notice that chemicals in ski racers’ waxes still lurk at…
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All’s Fair in Love—and War
Raffael Scheck sheds light on forbidden relationships between German women and prisoners of…
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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…
