When Ursula — a reasonable, logical, plain-Jane female protagonist — pauses mid-survival trek to witness a tiny inexplicable creature pollinate a constellation of glowing pods in the alien wilderness of the planet Vesta Minor,...

There is nothing more magical in literature than when an author takes an ordinary concept, turns it on its side and transforms it into something entirely new and different. To me, “Frat Girl” by Kiley Roache is a great example...

With graduation in less than two weeks, many seniors, including myself, find ourselves reflecting on the past four years at Colgate. A phrase that gets tossed around a lot here is that “Colgate is the best three years of your...

On April 13, the Hungarian electorate produced one of the most dramatic political shifts in recent European history. Opposition leader Peter Magyar and his Tisza party won in a landslide victory, ending the 16-year rule of Viktor...

This article is brought to you by Marooned!, the newest college satire in America. It’s well-known in Hamilton that the money has gone to The Maroon-News’ head. Since 1868, the publication has raked in the dough, and subscribers...

We should embrace reading texts for class that we have already read. I’m shocked that I’m even taking this stance now. In high school, I struggled to avoid rolling eyes when my teachers would encourage rereading the books...

Performative matcha drinkers are real. They’re just not who you think they are. You may be picturing a performative male reading a book, sipping matcha with wired earbuds in, but the real culprit is a lot harder to spot than...

The author David Foster Wallace began his commencement address at Kenyon College in 2005 with a brief didactic story. Two young fish are swimming in the water when they pass by an older fish. The older fish greets the younger...

Birthday dinners, family visits, dates, bored with Frank — no matter the occasion, it seems like Colgate University students are drawn to the Colgate Inn when looking for a nice, sit-down meal. The Inn is great — it has delicious...

I first read “A Guardian and a Thief” by Megha Majumdar back in February for my Living Well in a Climate Dystopia core science class, co-taught by Associate Professor of English CJ Hauser and Associate Professor of Earth and...