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Alumni @ Large
Colby Magazine
Alumni notes
Newsmakers
Milestones
Good Work: Eddie Woodin '69
Environmental Protection: Stacey Mitchell '89
Seeing is Believing: Kristin Herbster '91
Music Man: Ben Hughes '07
Obituaries
From The Hill, Gerry Boyle, Rob Clockedile, Travis Lazarczyk, Ruth Jacobs, Fiona Ross, Stephen Collins
From The Hill, Gerry Boyle, Rob Clockedile, Travis Lazarczyk, Ruth Jacobs, Fiona Ross, Stephen Collins
Colby Magazine
Ahead of the Curve: With real money, Colby's student investors beat the Dow and NASDAQ
Gearing Up for Down Times: Pursuing finance jobs requires focus, flexibility
Q&A: Computer Science chair Bruce Maxwell on computer science, the liberal arts, programming parties, and late-night iChat
Beyond Football: Near-death experience gives Chris Copeland '09 new perspective
An Effervescent Biography: English professor Tilar Mazzeo illuminates the rise of a champagne star
Recent Releases
Apartheid's Legacy: Anthropologist Catherine Besteman's new book examines the hopes and frustrations of "The New South Africa" (Review)
Awn Be Se: "We Can": Real change, West-Africa style
Colby News
Colby Magazine
Colby Among Colleges Increasing Aid
Student Dies in Snowboard Accident
In the Event of an Emergency
Diamond to Deliver Commencement Speech
Stepping Back in Time
Hathaway Project Moves Forward
Construction Roundup
Academic Examination
Colby Turned Inside Out
Building Bonds by Bursting the Bubble
Learning Outside the Classroom
Wit & Wisdom
Bryant Inspires on MLK Day
Bubble Bath (Photo)
Point of View: Wrong Track, Right Track: From Rehab to Mayflower Hill, by Robin Respaut '07
The Navigator: Philip Nyhus Directs The Chinese Government To The Places Where Tigers May Once Again Roam Free, Ruth Jacobs
The Navigator: Philip Nyhus Directs The Chinese Government To The Places Where Tigers May Once Again Roam Free, Ruth Jacobs
Colby Magazine
When the government of China decided to explore reintroducing the South China tiger to the wild, Assistant Professor Philip Nyhus (environmental studies) got the call. Now Nyhus and Colby students use state-of-the-art Geographic Information System (GIS) technology to evaluate potential tiger habitat.
Colby News
Colby Magazine
The Front Line of Climate Change
Multimedia Mules
Apuzzo On Top
Anne Hull Wins Lovejoy Award
Greg Mortenson to Speak at 2009 Commencement
Colby is Strong Despite Market Instability
For Diamond, Crisis Presents Golden Opportunity
Donihue Leads Curriculum Review
Organic Garden Gives Back
Wit & Wisdom
Rice Races to November 4
Shared Transport Offers Options
Trustees Terminate 'Steps'
Blazing a Nordic Trail
InsideColby
Leap of Faith (Photo)
Debatable (Photo)
Point of View: Oil Crisis 2008: Economics Lessons Learned and Not Learned, by Charles S. Colgan '71
Alumni @ Large
Colby Magazine
Alumni notes
Newsmakers
Milestones
Teaching Volumes: Carol Wynne '74
Winning--And More: Kebba Tolbert '94
To Her Health: Ellen Newcomb '07
Obituaries
From The President, William D. Adams
From The President, William D. Adams
Colby Magazine
President William D. Adams on review of academics and campus culture.
Harnessing The Wind: Colby Alumni Bring Booming Wind-Farm Industry To Maine And The Northeast, Douglas Rooks
Harnessing The Wind: Colby Alumni Bring Booming Wind-Farm Industry To Maine And The Northeast, Douglas Rooks
Colby Magazine
Wind power is emerging as a major source of clean energy in Maine and New England, and Colby alumni are prominent players, from developing wind farms to erecting the towering turbines.
Colby News
Colby Magazine
Mitchell Perseveres for Peace
Early Diagnosis: Fit for Med School
New Dean of Faculty Announced
Corrado in McCain Floor Statement
Oak Fellow Advocates for Marginalized Residents in Israel
Metamorphoses Transforms Theater, Students
Alumni Ties Expose Tax Loophole
Fleming Testifies on Capitol Hill
Making the Most of Being "Lost"
Fulbrights in Germany, China
The Museum at 50: Museum Reaches Out
You Can Dress a Mule Up
Wit & Wisdom
Covering the Developing World with Courage
Preaching to the Choir?
From The Editor, Gerry Boyle
Colby News
Colby Magazine
SAT Options, Not SAT Optional
Mass Extinction? Not So Fast
Musical Islam
Comic Tragedy
Downtown Development
NSF Supports Colby Faculty
Wit & Wisdom
S.H.O.U.T. It Out
Gerald Holtz '52, Pillar of Fiscal Strength
Resettling Refugees
Clogging the Brain Drain
Loosening the Wind Belt
Environmental Hero
To Lend a Hand with Hands-On Skill
The Boatbuilders: Steve White '77 And Jock Williams '62 Have Built International Reputations Fore Their Classically Inspired Yachts, Matthew P. Murphy
The Boatbuilders: Steve White '77 And Jock Williams '62 Have Built International Reputations Fore Their Classically Inspired Yachts, Matthew P. Murphy
Colby Magazine
In the world of custom-built yachts, Maine boatbuilders Jock Williams ’62 and Steve White ’77 are renowned for their boats’ classic lines and impeccable craftsmanship.
From The Hill, Ruth Jacobs, Stephen Collins, Gerry Boyle, Alexis Grant, Laura Meader
From The Hill, Ruth Jacobs, Stephen Collins, Gerry Boyle, Alexis Grant, Laura Meader
Colby Magazine
The Making of Machismo: Education professors Lyn Mikel Brown and Mark Tappan deconstruct media messages sent to boys--and give parents tools to respond
Students Help "Sustain Mid-Maine": Summer interns work with communities on strategic sustainability initiatives
Q&A: Noel James, the new associate dean of students and director of the Pugh Center, on bringing the Colby community together and addressing things that can divide it
A Passion For Giving Poetry Place and Time (Review)
Recent Releases
Haunted by Past and Present (Review)
In Madison, Wisconsin, Asking Age-old Questions (Review)
Health Minded: Young alumnus aims to do for global health what Teach …
Colby News
Colby Magazine
Robert E.L. Strider II, 191-2010
Career Advice from the Top
Biomass: A Big Step Toward Carbon Neutrality
Jews in Maine Colleges Between World Wars
Advice for Internationals
Nyhus Attends Putin's Tiger Summit
Guyland Confronts Contemporary Masculinity
Looking Back at the Lorimer Takeover
New Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid
TwitterFEED
Medical Sponge Clean-up
More Alfond Support for Athletics
Reaching The World: A Campaign For Colby, William D. Adams, Robert E. Diamond Jr.
Reaching The World: A Campaign For Colby, William D. Adams, Robert E. Diamond Jr.
Colby Magazine
The success of the historic capital campaign has already allowed for important changes, from campus to curriculum. Contents:
The campaign by the numbers
Mapping the changing campus
Change has come, from community centers and teaching spaces to the museum of art and athletic facilities
President William D. Adams and Chair of the Board of Trustees Robert E. Diamond Jr. ’73 on big things to come
Colby News
Colby Magazine
A Focus on the Ocean
Oak Fellow Confronts Abusive Government
New Majors Expand Possibilities
Launching Into Business
Welcome Class of 2014
Prize-Winning Poet
Fear and Reporting in Mexico
COOT Changes: Students Connect to Nature in Different Ways
TwitterFEED
Obama Names Rouse '68 Chief of Staff
Textbooks That Don't Break the Bank
From The Hill, Alexandra Desaulniers, Lauren Pongan, Emily Fleming, Stephen Collins, Barbara Walsh, Ruth Jacobs
From The Hill, Alexandra Desaulniers, Lauren Pongan, Emily Fleming, Stephen Collins, Barbara Walsh, Ruth Jacobs
Colby Magazine
Q&A: Nikky-Guninder K. Singh, Professor of Religious Studies and East Asian Studies, on the Among Women Program, revisiting India, and why women are playing an essential role as we seek global stability
Derby Dames: Alumnae join the rolling ranks of a hard-hitting, all-women's sport
Gossip Girl Goes to College: New novel follows teen prep-school book and hit TV series
Recent Releases
A Career in Sails: America's Cup legend Tom Whidden, who once raced dinghies at Colby, has reached the pinnacle of sailing and the sail business
Sports as Privilege: Tennis Coach Doanh Wang, a former refugee, tells players they're fortunate …
Water, Water Everywhere Nor Any Drop To Drink: Activists Use Social Networks And Digital Video In Pleas For Rivers And Groundwater, Lauren Pongan
Water, Water Everywhere Nor Any Drop To Drink: Activists Use Social Networks And Digital Video In Pleas For Rivers And Groundwater, Lauren Pongan
Colby Magazine
A new generation of activists, including Colbians in India and Mexico, is using video skills and social media to alert the world to environmental crises.
Colby News
Colby Magazine
Class of 2010 Ready to Fly
Life-Altering Video?
Most Diverse Class
Students Issue Consumer Alert
Professors, Chaplains, and a VP Depart
Fulbright and Udall Scholars in Unprecedented Numbers
Robotics On (and Off) the Hill
Green Power Champion Three-peat
Imperiled Reporter Who Covers Mexico is 2010 Lovejoy Winner
TwitterFEED
Research Symposium Sets Another Record
New Alcohol Policy
From The Hill, David Treadwell, Ruth Jacobs, Suzanne Merkelson, David Mckay Wilson, Stephen Collins, David Eaton, Laura Meader
From The Hill, David Treadwell, Ruth Jacobs, Suzanne Merkelson, David Mckay Wilson, Stephen Collins, David Eaton, Laura Meader
Colby Magazine
A Life-Changing Investment: A gift for financial aid opens Colby's doors for accomplished students
H2O Innovators: Nick Friedman and Brandon Pollock won't be climbing the corporate ladder after graduation, they're already at the top
Chief Justice: For Henry Sockbeson '73, a career spent advancing American Indian rights leads to Tribal Supreme Court
Q&A: National Endowment for the Arts Chair Rocco Landesman '69 on trading Broadway for a national stage, risk in the theater business, the importance of art and artists, and tuning out Glenn Beck
For Guard, Fight Continues at Home (Review)
With Technology, Socialist Workers Still Did the Lifting …