Q&A: It made national news when the general manager of CBSnews.com jumped into the blogosphere as CEO of The Huffington Post. Read more »

The nation’s top prosecutor for the Department of Justice’s Environmental Crimes Section gets called when cases are of monumental proportions. She is among the most expert of the experts in this area of law. Read more »

As president of Slade Gorton & Co. and mother of three, Gorton finds that balancing career, motherhood, home, and personal life can create plenty of angst. Read more »

After graduation this Ralph Bunche scholar from Philadelphia was offered a staff position with a Republican senator. He didn’t take it, but he did eventually end up on Capitol Hill. Read more »

Fisherman or author? A swordboat captain returns to the sea and discovers that she's still seaworthy. Read more »

People know NCIS from the popular television show. The show knows about NCIS by consulting with a Colby grad who was appointed director of the real Naval Criminal Investigative Service in 2006.
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Clarity is key for the Maine legislature's revisor of statutes, who is still pulling all-nighters three decades after doing so as a government major at Colby. Read more »

A career spent advancing American Indian rights led this Penobscot Indian to the tribal supreme court. Read more »

A former Echo sports editor wields the power of the pen to tweak the establishment as bureau chief for Gannett News Service in Albany, N.Y. Read more »

As director of the Center on Education and the Workforce at Georgetown, this researcher leads the national discussion on the link between higher education and the economy. Read more »