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School children playing in a field, Tenet, Kenya

The transformative effect of Maji, one year later

How has the installation of the water system changed life in Tinet?

Neil Gross

What lies beneath: How sociologist Neil Gross explores the American social fabric

And the world is starting to take note of the Charles A. Dana Professor and…

173 Main Street

Jumpstart

Colby-led collaboration is revitalizing Waterville’s Main Street and shaping the city and the…

Crickets on plate, dinnerware on wooden table

Winter 2017|Alumni

Snap, Crackle, Crunch

For this team of food visionaries, insects are key to feeding the world

Colby student Celeste Murtha ’17

Winter 2017|Students

For the Children

Kids in Maine may have healthier lives thanks in part to Celeste Murtha…

Robyn Glaser ’89

Deal Maker

Robyn Glaser ’90 makes it happen for The Kraft Group and New England…

Kids playing in a field near Tenet, Kenya

Maji: Bringing Water to a Community

Benard Kibet ’18 promised himself he would have an impact on his community…

Lunder Institute for American Art at the Colby College Museum of Art

Winter 2017|Museum

A Transformative and Historic Gift

In February President David A. Greene told an anticipatory crowd that the gift from Peter…

Colby College student Nick Pattison ’18 and William “Brownie” Brown in a nursing home, Waterville, Maine

Winter 2017|Students

Common Ground

Nick Pattison ’18 and William “Brownie” Brown, 101, forge friendship in “just passing…

From the President

David A. Greene

Higher education must have its own ‘declaration of conscience’

Among my favorite spots in the President’s House is the study. It is…

From the Editor

The temptation is to think of Waterville’s ongoing revitalization as a return to…

Alumni at Large

Alumni at Large

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