Students practice the lost art of dating
Students
The Secret Is Out
More Chinese students choose Colby—and the liberal arts—over big American universities
The Birth of His Nation
Former refugee Charles Data returns home to take part in the rise of South Sudan
They Can Play
At Colby, gay athletes are coming out—and helping to change the campus culture. Some, like champion sprinter Dominique Kone ’13, say the decision to be honest about their sexuality has made them better athletes.
Three Sports? For Standout Athlete Kate Pistel Play is Nonstop
Kate Pistel ’13 played three sports in high school, so playing varsity soccer, squash, and lacrosse throughout her time at Colby is no big deal to her. But not everyone sees it that way.
Hard Hitter
In the chemistry lab and on the field, John Gilboy is “a no-quit kind of guy”
Business-Ready
Entrepreneurial Alliance has students flocking to the drawing board
Class Action
Homeless in high school, Jessica Boyle '12 fought to make Colby a place where students from all backgrounds can thrive.
Fast Track: A Q&A with Dom Kone ’13
From a remote biology research internship, the national champion answers questions by e-mail
For the Record
Creative writing class sends students into the community, with recorders, to tell stories in sound