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Leading By Example, Kardelen Koldas
Leading By Example, Kardelen Koldas
Colby Magazine
In our Q&A, Dean of the College Karlene Burrell- McRae ’94 discusses advocating for women and underrepresented communities on Mayflower Hill.
Legacies Align With Colby’S Acquisition Of Allen And Benner Islands, Bob Keyes
Legacies Align With Colby’S Acquisition Of Allen And Benner Islands, Bob Keyes
Colby Magazine
The College creates a 500-acre island campus in Muscongus Bay
Colby Museum Of Art: Faith Ringgold “Story Quilt” Acquired, Bob Keyes
Colby Museum Of Art: Faith Ringgold “Story Quilt” Acquired, Bob Keyes
Colby Magazine
The Colby Museum of Art adds a coveted Faith Ringgold story quilt to its collection.
Meeting All The Challenges: These Five Colby Alumnae Are Reshaping The World Of Business, Finance, And Technology With Their Liberal Arts Education, Kayla Voigt
Colby Magazine
Five high-achieving alumnae talk about their lives, careers, and Colby.
The Greene Block + Studios: Raising The Bar Downtown
The Greene Block + Studios: Raising The Bar Downtown
Colby Magazine
Since it opened in fall 2021, the Greene Block + Studios has contributed to the remarkable revitalization of downtown Waterville as a convening space for public events, exhibitions, and concerts.
Illuminated Histories, Laura Meader
Illuminated Histories, Laura Meader
Colby Magazine
Artist Maggie Libby ’81 unearths the hidden histories of Colby women with their portraits.
First There Was One, Christina Nunez
First There Was One, Christina Nunez
Colby Magazine
Colby’s first female graduate, Mary Caffrey Low, set a standard for excellence and achievement.
Dare Northward
Colby Magazine
The physical and mental well-being of Colby’s students is one of the College’s top priorities. Your gift through the Colby Fund directly supports services that ensure students are able to fully enjoy and be enriched by their experience on Mayflower Hill, while also building strong habits for a healthy and happy life.
Editor's Note, Bob Keyes
Colby, Cows, And Climate Change
From The President, David A. Greene
Cover, Colby College
Opening A Window To Evolution: David Angelini’S Research On Genetic Adaptation Gets Push From Mcvey Data Science Initiative, Christina Nunez
Opening A Window To Evolution: David Angelini’S Research On Genetic Adaptation Gets Push From Mcvey Data Science Initiative, Christina Nunez
Colby Magazine
Most people think of soapberry bugs as little more than a nuisance, if they think of them at all. Found across much of the southeastern United States, the oblong insect is harmless to humans and likes to hang out on plants native to the soapberry family, hence its straightforward name.
For Marginalized Communities, A Need For Environmental Justice Mykela Patton ’22, Gerry Boyle
For Marginalized Communities, A Need For Environmental Justice Mykela Patton ’22, Gerry Boyle
Colby Magazine
Mykela Patton works for Communities for a Better Environment, a statewide organization in California that has an office in her home city of East Oakland, which, she says, “historically has a lot of discriminatory zoning practices and a lot of industry that has just been rubber-stamped into the community with little or no community input or look at collective harms.”
Banned But Still Toxic: Gail Carlson Serves Notice That Chemical In Ski Racers' Waxes Still Lurk At The Starting Line, Bill Donahue
Banned But Still Toxic: Gail Carlson Serves Notice That Chemical In Ski Racers' Waxes Still Lurk At The Starting Line, Bill Donahue
Colby Magazine
We live in a chemical world, exposing ourselves all day long to scary toxins created in laboratories—to the traces of herbicide that lurk in our water, to the carcinogenic Teflon coating our cookware, and to the pesticides sprayed on our vegetables.
Q&Ai: Provost Margaret Mcfadden Discusses The New Davis Institute For Artificial Intelligence And How The Liberal Arts Can Shape The Future Of Ai, Laura Meader
Colby Magazine
Following the announcement in January of a $30-million gift from the Davis family and trustee of its charitable foundation Andrew Davis ’85, LL.D. ’15 to establish the Davis Institute for Artificial Intelligence, the first of its kind at a liberal arts college, Provost and Dean of Faculty Margaret McFadden sat down with Colby Magazine’s Laura Meader to better explain the institute and its developing academic program.
All In: How Colby Met Covid-19, Gerry Boyle
All In: How Colby Met Covid-19, Gerry Boyle
Colby Magazine
It was last August and first-years were arriving, unloading cars, lugging stuff into residence halls. President David A. Greene was on hand for the big day, meeting students, greeting parents, only to hear, “We expect to be back here within two weeks to a month to pick up our child.” It didn’t happen.