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"This Is Colby's Time": Inauguration Of President David A. Greene Showcases Faculty, Luminaries
"This Is Colby's Time": Inauguration Of President David A. Greene Showcases Faculty, Luminaries
Colby Magazine
Green's Inaugural Agenda
How to Make That Happen
A Vote of Confidence
Faculty Take Center Stage
Can We Talk?
With four high-profile guests on campus to receive honorary degrees as part of the inauguration of David A. Greene, the academic community seized the opportunity for a discussion of the liberal arts and citizenship. Ostrove Auditorium was packed for a 10:30 a.m. Saturday panel discussion, “The Role of the Liberal Arts in Developing Future Leaders: Toward a More Engaged— and Civil—Citizenry,” Sept. 13.
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Colby Magazine
The Kid: The Immortal Life of Ted Williams, by Ben Bradlee Jr. '70
The Hotel on Place Vendome, by Tilar Mazzeo (English)
The Long Struggle Against Malaria in Tropical Africa, by James L.A. Webb Jr. (History)
Freeing the Hook, by Peter Harris (English)
The L Word, by Margaret McFadden (American Studies)
The Conquest of the Russian Arctic, by Paul R. Josephson (History)
Fort Halifax: Winslow's Historic Outpost, by Daniel Tortora (History)
More Dam Trouble, by Earl H. Smith (College historian)
Parallel Universe, by Arthur Levering '76
Graduate to a Great Job, by David DeLong '73
Travis J. Carter (Psychology)
Jennifer …
Shorter Takes (Short Form)
Colby Magazine
On Wescott's Death- and Exemplary Life
Church Forest Study Lands NSF Grant
The True Meaning of the Super Bowl
To Your Health, By the Numbers
Under New Management
Peanut Butter in Cereal?
Amila Emso, Turkey
Byoungwook Jang, Korea
Kimara Nzamubona, Congo
Miia-Liisa Termonen, Finland
Ricah Kunde, Germany
Guga Gogia, Georgia
"I went up to him and I said, 'You are a very discreet man.'"
William D. Adams Gallery? Surprise!
Warm and Fuzzy? Maybe This Last Time
Sunny Day for Shining Stars
Colby Bench Makes Final Four
Work Hard, Present Well
Arendell, Marlais, and Reich Retire from Teaching Faculty
From The Hill, Gerry Boyle, Jacob Mccarthy, Erika Mailman, G Calvin Mackenzie, Elizabeth Leonard
From The Hill, Gerry Boyle, Jacob Mccarthy, Erika Mailman, G Calvin Mackenzie, Elizabeth Leonard
Colby Magazine
Hats off to CAPS: “extraordinary” Sciences program gives students from underrepresented groups the tools to succeed
What Birds Tell Us: By playing the songs of chickadees, Katerina Faust ’14 may reveal forest secrets
Exploring Common Ground: Jorge Olivares and writer Reinaldo Arenas found parallels in their pasts and presents
Another Century, in Real Time: Doris Kearns Goodwin ’64 explores a time when unlikely reformers fought the good fight—and won
Slavery Played a Key Role in the War—of 1812
The Adventures of a Regular Colby Guy, at Home and at War
Recent Releases:
On Goddesses, Aliens, and Avatars: Waterfall, Alpha Goddess, …
Bro Reflects: Adams Reveals His Private Thoughts On His Presidency
Bro Reflects: Adams Reveals His Private Thoughts On His Presidency
Colby Magazine
Retiring President William D. Adams speaks with candor on topics ranging from stresses of the job to the future of the liberal arts.
Colby News
Colby Magazine
David A. Greene Named Colby’s 20th President
Environmental Fellow: Food Is Window to Society’s Challenges
2013 Lovejoy Award Goes to Truth Teller
Smoking Banned on Campus
Ethnic Violence Means Open Season on Burma’s Muslims
A Tome of Epic Proportions
Concussion Study Expands to Include Alumni
Meet the Class of 2017, Complete with Vexillologist
Museum Is Big News
Anonymous Alum Funds Nonprofit Course for Local Causes
From The Editor's Desk, Gerry Boyle
From The Editor's Desk, Gerry Boyle
Colby Magazine
Two Philadelphia-area alumni face what others would like to ignore.
Periscope, Earl Smith
Periscope, Earl Smith
Colby Magazine
Set in Pompano
Cosby & Colby
A Raft of Joy
Robed in Vermillion
Tony a Brookings Fellow
Service Learning with Impact
Moosecellaneous
No Hunting
Our Own Hilary
Scholar Athletes
From The Hill
Colby Magazine
Diversity and the Future of Affirmative Action
William D. Adams, President
No Alternative: Dennis Ross sees negotiation as the only way to end Mideast violence
Just Wondering…
Why is the blue book blue?
A Rare Lecture, Important Lesson
wit & wisdom
Lecture Marks 175 Years of Colby Economics
The Principal Principle
The Other Interview
On The Ground: Guilain Denoeux teaches democracy in Mideast, North Africa
How We Teach
Love of Labor Lost
Q&A: Cheryl Townsend Gilkes on ministering, teaching and immersion in the church
Another Side: AIRE grant gives undergraduate research a voice
The Art of Exploration: Jacqueline Johnson '01 …
Periscope, Earl Smith
Periscope, Earl Smith
Colby Magazine
Colby Goes Hollywood
We Remember Michael
Long Arm of the Web
Moosecellaneous
A Muddied Report
All for Tenure
Soccer Stimulation
For Want of a "C"
The Mule before Jakarta
Fast Company
Periscope
Colby Magazine
Who's Hiding?
You May Have Seen
A Brontë-esque Yankee
Moosecellaneous
Summer Stalwart
Bully for Billy
To Name a Few
Back Home
Matched Set
Quite a Crew
Seniors Set Record
All Hail!
Gifts & Grants, Stephen Collins
Gifts & Grants, Stephen Collins
Colby Magazine
Environmental excellence attracts attention; besting 50 percent.
The Natural, Jeff Clark
The Natural, Jeff Clark
Colby Magazine
Just before Thanksgiving Day last November, Kent Wommack '77 got the classic good-news, bad-news, worse-news call. Wommack is head of The Nature Conservancy in Maine, and the caller was a timberland manager who had asked Wommack to back a client in acquiring prime acres of Maine forest on the upper St. John River, one of the most unspoiled waterways left in the United States. The good news was that the owner had agreed to sell the breathtaking chunk of land in the first place. The bad news was that the client was no longer interested in the deal. The worse …
Student Life, Kevin Cool
Student Life, Kevin Cool
Colby Magazine
Green Thinking: Environmentalists learn to surmount obstacles
Mopping Up in Grossman
Play Things
Talk the Talk, Walk the Walk
From The Hill, Kevin Cool
From The Hill, Kevin Cool
Colby Magazine
Art in a New Light: $1.3-million museum addition will showcase hidden treasures
Online, Not In Line
Colby Loses a Good Friend
And in the Category of Best Lecture Title
wit and wisdom
Canvasing the Neighborhood
In Their Footsteps, In Their Words: Special Section, 1964-2013
In Their Footsteps, In Their Words: Special Section, 1964-2013
Colby Magazine
Civil rights, the Vietnam War, end of fraternities—Colby explores the past 50 years.
Alumni At Large
Colby Magazine
Catching Up: Alumni Profiles
On Deadline: Brian MacQuarrie '74
Where the Chips Fall: Rose Marie del Rio '87
Sea Change: Lindsey Williams '02 and Carolyn Lindley '02
Bridge Builder: Yuri Maruyama '12
Updates
Newsmakers
Obituaries
From The Hill, Gerry Boyle, Kayla Lewkowicz, Stephen Collins, Mira Ptacin, Rocio Orantes Carey
From The Hill, Gerry Boyle, Kayla Lewkowicz, Stephen Collins, Mira Ptacin, Rocio Orantes Carey
Colby Magazine
Q&A: Professor Ben Fallaw on the forces at play in Mexico and ways they affect U.S. immigration policy
The Secret Is Out: More Chinese students choose Colby--and the liberal arts--over big American universities
"Let's Get Dinner Sometime:" Students practice the lost art of dating
Into the Forests of Gondar: Colby researchers plumb the secrets of Ethiopia's ancient "church forests"
Paradox or Paragon? Boylan memoir about parenting is a new and powerful love story
Recent Releases:
Religion and State Formation in Postrevolutionary Mexico, by Ben Fallaw (Latin American Studies)
Inquisition in Early Islam: The Competition for Political and Religious Authority in …
Colby News
Colby Magazine
Adams Announces Plans to Retire; Search for Successor Begins
Building a Strong Foundation
Colby Students' Bigelow Semester Has Real-World Benefits
College Helps Secure Cinema's Future as Nonprofit
Nix Fine '91 Wins Oscar
Lincoln Puts Goodwin in Celebrity Spotlight
After Denying Gay Student a Role, Christian Group Opts Out
Happy Birthday, Colby
Admission Applications Break Records
World-Class Nordic Skiing in Waterville
Ewald: Learn to Think Outside the Frame
Simpson Speaker for Mitchell Lecture Series
Task Force to Consider Student Accountability
Tharakan and Silverman Nominated as Alumni Trustees