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A highlight of this week was definitely the activities fair, which was held in the Hall of Presidents on Thursday. Many students gathered in order to sign up for the numerous clubs and groups Colgate offers.

(Note: This story is by Chuck Fox ’70, manager of the Hamilton Theater)“OK, what did everyone think? Thumbs up or thumbs down?” Heather Elia, marketing coordinator for the Colgate Bookstore, kicks off the discussion with members of the Hamilton Book and Movie Club gathered in the community room at the bookstore, across the street from […]

From February 3 through April 6, the Picker Art Gallery at �������� will host installations by renowned artist Ann Hamilton. Hamilton is internationally recognized for the sensory surrounds of her large-scale multi-media installations. Her ephemeral environments create immersive experiences that poetically respond to the architectural presence and social history of their sites. The exhibition […]

�������� President Jeffrey Herbst announced the selection of Douglas A. Hicks as provost and dean of the faculty, effective July 1, 2012. Hicks also will serve as professor of religion.

Brooms replaced sticks Saturday night at Starr Rink as the men’s hockey team beat Cornell for a weekend sweep, the first time the Raiders have achieved that since the 2003-04 season

(Note: This post is by Gary Ross, dean of admission) It’s late January, so that means the Colgate Office of Admission is knee-deep in application review.

Forty-eight hours after posting his first installment of Ancient Greek Religion online at Udemy.com, Robert Garland had 99 viewers for his new video course. Garland, professor of classics at Colgate, is one of about a dozen professors from universities including Duke, Northwestern, and Stanford who donated content that is now available at no charge through […]

Eddie Glaude Jr. came to Colgate with such dynamism and force that it was no wonder he was chosen as the keynote speaker for the weeklong  celebration dedicated to Martin Luther King Jr.