On Wednesday, April 28, guests were greeted at the door of the Persson Hall auditorium with an assortment of homemade foods: pumpkin bread, “mini Indian tacos,” corn muffins, squash, rice, cranberries...
On Sunday, April 10, Colgate celebrated the beauty of John Milton’s epic poem, "Paradise Lost," through the sixth annual Miltonathon. The marathon-style event began at 11 a.m., and students and professors...
Faculty, community members and students gathered in Little Hall's Golden Auditorium for a screening of "Utica: The Last Refuge," directed by Loch Phillips on Friday, April 7 . The documentary follows refugees...
Maya Karkhanis, Assistant Arts & Features Editor
• April 1, 2022
For the months of Feb. and March, the art and art history department sponsored a photography exhibit by artist Bill Gaskins entitled "Black Mystery Month." The exhibit was located in Little Hall at the...
Anthropologist Chip Colwell delivered a lecture on Wednesday, Feb. 23 at Colgate University discussing the importance of returning ancestral remains, sacred objects, and all other belongings Native Americans...
Maya Karkhanis, A&F Assistant Section Editor
• February 18, 2022
Community members and students performed Jesi Bender’s play "Kinderkrankenhaus" at Brehmer Theater on Feb. 12 and 13. "Kinderkrankenhaus," directed by Andrew Neisler, focused on neurodiversity in children,...
*RIYL = Recommended if you like
“Darling,” Mannequin Pussy
RIYL*: Faye Webster, Japanese Breakfast, Snail Mail
This track from Mannequin Pussy’s latest extended play (EP) “Perfect”...
On Saturday, Feb. 5, more than a dozen Colgate students braved the polar vortex to attend “Caffeine,” an open-mic and game night in the O'Connor Campus Center (Coop) fireplace room. The moment students...
To commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) weekend, the ALANA Cultural Center held a discussion about “Encanto,” a 2021 animated Disney film that features characters from Latinx backgrounds. The movie...
A group of students, faculty and community members gathered in the Ho Lecture Room to hear Professor Arif Camoglu, Consortium for Faculty Diversity postdoctoral fellow in Middle Eastern and Islamic studies,...
Watching a Warren Miller film definitely is not the typical movie theater experience. "Winter Starts Now" – Miller’s 72nd annual ski film – premiered at Hamilton Movie Theater on Wednesday, Jan....
Simple and scrumptious recipes for college students.
If you are looking for a fun dinner recipe to try, these delicious potstickers are both easy and engaging to create. The end product looks sophisticated,...
