Professors Jennifer Brice and Kezia Page virtually welcomed author Maisy Card to the Colgate campus to read from her new novel These Ghosts Are Family on Thursday, Nov. 5. Spanning from Jamaica to New...
Shannon Ayres, Maroon-News Staff
• November 14, 2020
In the penultimate lecture of the Fall 2020 Arts and Humanities Colloquium, Visiting Lecturer in Painting Elizabeth Flood discussed important aspects of her practice when painting. Flood’s lecture was...
As the semester kicked into high-gear, Mabel Dart Colegrove Common’s 1619 Project Wellness Discussion Group started meeting again with a second group of students on Oct. 12. Although this semester’s...
Simple and scrumptious recipes for college students:
As the days grow shorter and you feel the chill of the evening air, there is nothing cozier than a warm bowl of soup. The recipe for this week is...
Sarah Speegle, Maroon-News Staff
• November 14, 2020
Building community and developing the tools to thrive on campus and in the world at large has never been more important. A recent virtual event, hosted by the ALANA Cultural Center as a part of the ALANA...
“iMi,” by Bon Iver – Justin Vernon continues to impress with electronica and multi-instrumentality on “iMi,” a single off of his most recent album i,i. Considered a culmination of all of...
Townspeople and students alike started off their Halloween festivities early on Saturday morning by attending the final Village of Hamilton Farmer’s Market of the season. The frosty grass and brisk morning...
Author Yaa Gyasi joined the Colgate community via Zoom on Thursday, Oct. 29 to discuss her recently published book Transcendent Kingdom. Read as a part of the Living Writers Series, the novel follows...
Beginning on Sept. 7, Mabel Dart Colegrove Commons’ 1619 Project Wellness Discussion Group, which was initially brought to Colgate by Colgate Hello, met for the first time. Facilitated by Associate Professor...
Scientific journalist Peter Brannen joined Colgate students and faculty in a conversation about mass extinctions last Friday, Oct. 30. Brannen, a natural science writer, employed his new book, The Ends...
Arts at the Palace in Hamilton has been holding a variety of online events via Zoom during COVID-19 to keep the spirit of an arts education alive. Recently, “Art in Fields” brought many together as...
Simple and scrumptious recipes for college students
“Family meal this Sunday?”
This was the message my housemate Ellie texted our group chat on a Thursday afternoon. Almost immediately, a flurry...
