Spring 2013
Features
For Lunder Collection: A New Home
Extraordinary works of American art to be centerpiece for Colby and state of Maine
Game Changer
Diagnosed with terminal cancer, Todd McGovern played on
In Their Footsteps, 1914-1963
Three wars, a devastating economic depression, and creation of a new campus from scratch: during the years 1914-1963 Colby was up to the challenge.
From the Hill
The Secret Is Out
More Chinese students choose Colby—and the liberal arts—over big American universities
Where There Now is a Campus, There Once Were Farms
by Charles Ferguson Editor’s note: Professor Charles Ferguson (Associate Professor of French, emeritus) spent 28 years in classrooms on the Colby campus before retiring in 1995. In 2008 he took a very different look at Mayflower Hill—the pastoral land that preceded Colby’s move from downtown Waterville. What was there? Who farmed the fields that...
Into the Forests of Gondar
Colby researchers plumb the secrets of Ethiopia's ancient "church forests"
Colby News
- Lectures Look to the Future of the Liberal Arts
- Relay Team Wins New England Championship
- Library Renovation To Restore Reading Room
- Terrell Looks at Activism at Colby, Encourages Speaking Out
- Colby Volunteer Center Puts Service in Spring Break
- Men’s Lacrosse Alumni Competing in Pro Leagues
- Deveau Best in NESCAC Men’s Lacrosse
- Capitol Hill to Mayflower Hill
- Colby Leads Way to Net Zero Emissions
- Steinem Connects With Activism at Colby
