Seniors Tanner Harmon and Vee Vuignier presented their theater thesis project “Everything Must Go” at the Vault in Bernstein Hall on Tuesday, April 21 and Wednesday, April 22. Harmon wrote and directed the play while Vuignier...
As the last lecture of Colgate University’s Art Lecture Series, the Art Department invited Helena Shaskevich, assistant professor of Modern & Contemporary Art History at Kennesaw State University, to speak on the work of...
“All that is constant about the California of my childhood is the rate at which it disappears,” Joan Didion wrote in “Where I Was From.”
There is a particular grief that belongs to the Californian in exile. It arrives...
The last Ryan Family Film series of the academic year was a screening of Mike Nichols’ “The Graduate,” followed by Elaine May’s “The Heartbreak Kid.”
“The Graduate” may just be the quintessential coming-of-age...
Every year, Colgate University awards the O’Connor Fellowship to two budding writers who have yet to publish their first book. The program began in 2008 and has since helped support many impressive careers in the field. The...
As we close out another year of academics, we also say goodbye to the class of 2026. The last class that got to regularly frequent The Old Stone Jug and see Sean Kingston “sell out” Cotterell Court has certainly made its mark...
While some at Colgate University may ponder if we need our own Alix Earle, other students are already utilizing short-form video to tell their stories in a variety of ways. From the C Store to Stewart’s, students have taken...
The Masters, the most prestigious tournament of golf’s big four tournaments (the Masters, the PGA Championship, U.S. Open and the British Open), took place April 9-12, marking the unofficial start of the 2026 major golf season....
On Tuesday, April 14, Professor of Religious Pluralism and Director of Chapel House, Georgia Frank, led a talk on caves and the role they play in facilitating religious gatherings. She emphasized how they have often been the setting...
In cinema, the horror genre is a glaring inevitability. I should know, as a movie theater employee. No matter how terrible a new horror movie in theaters is, it will always draw in at least some meager crowd of teenagers or couples....
Have you ever wondered what music Colgate University president Brian W. Casey listens to? For this week’s 13 Beats, he has generously offered us a glimpse into the 13 songs in his current heavy rotation, each accompanied by...
Between 1965 and 1988, owing to a desire to escape (or at least hunker down) from a particularly cruel Central New York winter, a special, four-week term of extended study was devised at Colgate University. This “Jan Plan”...
