Affirmative action has historically been used for the purpose of increasing diversity in university student bodies, especially in the admissions process. The precedent of using race-conscious measures...
We write to respond to recent commentary published in The Maroon-News regarding medication abortion access on campus. Student Health Services met with student leaders from Planned Parenthood of Colgate...
What is worth more: art or life? This profound question is what climate activists asked onlookers when their group, Just Stop Oil, threw tomato soup on Van Gogh’s "Sunflowers" in October 2022.
Many...
This is the time of year when some of you may be receiving bad news. Maybe you didn’t get the summer job, fellowship, or internship you really wanted, or you’ve been rejected from your top choice for...
We’ve officially entered campaign announcement season, and the picture for the 2024 Republican Presidential primary is becoming clearer. On April 11, Senator Tim Scott announced that he is forming an...
I was never interested in team sports, such as football and baseball, that are an integral part of American culture. I didn’t play them. I didn’t watch them. I found the Super Bowl boring. I was perplexed...
Leading up to the Springfest headliner announcement, rumors were swirling around the Colgate University campus. Maybe the most prominent among them being that there would be no headliner at all, that the...
What would you see if you drew a map, river, or road representing your experiences from birth until now? What people, places, experiences, challenges and triumphs would stick out to you? What defining...
I was startled when I first saw the AI Bot at the top of my Snapchat list. "Why does a messaging app need to integrate artificial intelligence into its program?" I asked myself. I was initially scared...
The Colgate University Collective (CU Collective), a new, student-founded organization of over 60 members, advocates for Colgate Student Health Services to offer medication abortions. It’s important...
“The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” by Taylor Jenkins Reid, published in 2017, transports readers to the world of 1950s Hollywood, revealing the glitz, glamor and secrets of Hollywood’s biggest stars....
In 1972, President Richard Nixon signed into law Title IX which protects Americans attending federally funded education programs from any sex-based discrimination. Title IX has mainly benefitted women...
