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The Colgate Maroon-News

New SGA Senate Speaker Series Addresses Campus Culture and LGBTQ+ Initiatives

Ronan Valle, Contributing Writer December 13, 2024

The Student Government Association (SGA) held its first Senate Speaker Series in Benton Hall, which aimed to connect Colgate University directors with students and SGA representatives through meaningful...

Student Project Unearths and Recreates Colgate’s Gay Hotline

Student Project Unearths and Recreates Colgate’s Gay Hotline

Alyssa Storey, Staff Writer December 13, 2024

Tasked with creating a piece of public art, a group of Colgate University students completed archival research into Colgate’s Gay Hotline and set up a new hotline to provide information and human accounts...

Galvanizing With Gingerbread: Cove Hosts ’Gate After Dark Gingerbread House-Making Event

Galvanizing With Gingerbread: Cove Hosts ’Gate After Dark Gingerbread House-Making Event

Maya Albright, Staff Writer December 13, 2024

Gingerbread house-making is the latest in a series of ’Gate After Dark events designed to engage students in a non-academic context. On Thursday, Dec. 5, Habitat for Humanity — operating out of Colgate’s...

Men's Soccer Defeated in Patriot League Championship

Men’s Soccer Defeated in Patriot League Championship

Alyssa Storey, Staff Writer December 13, 2024

The men’s soccer program at Colgate University has seen its fair share of ups and downs. In the middle of the season, the Raiders had a five-game losing streak, followed by a four-game winning streak,...

Eric Gansworth Presents on Illustrated Memoir, ‘Apple: Skin to the Core’

Eric Gansworth Presents on Illustrated Memoir, ‘Apple: Skin to the Core’

Claire Matula-Osterman, Contributing Writer December 13, 2024

On Nov. 20, the Native American Studies program hosted a presentation by novelist and poet Eric Gansworth, Eel Clan, enrolled Onondaga. Gansworth, who was born and raised at the Tuscarora Nation, spoke...

Board, Faculty Endorse Report on Institutional Voice

Ryan Dugdale, Editor-in-Chief December 13, 2024

After a semester-long process, recommendations from Colgate University’s Task Force on Institutional Voice were approved by the Board of Trustees and faculty. The group produced a report on whether the...

Brief: ALANA Announces 2025 MLK Celebration Itinerary and Keynote Speaker

Brief: ALANA Announces 2025 MLK Celebration Itinerary and Keynote Speaker

Chloe Liversidge, Assistant News Editor December 13, 2024

The ALANA Cultural Center released the itinerary for Colgate University’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration in an email sent to the Colgate community on Tuesday, Dec. 3, previewing the week-long...

Saquon Barkley's MVP Charge

Saquon Barkley’s MVP Charge

Macy Reisman, Staff Writer December 13, 2024

Saquon Barkley is on pace for an historic season. The six-foot running back is setting records for the Philadelphia Eagles and is likely to set more as he seems to only get stronger.  On Monday, Dec....

Frosty the Snowman animation from the Let it Snow showing on December 6, 2024.

Vis Lab Holiday Show Brings Festive Cheer to Colgate Community

Sarah Glodek, Staff Writer December 13, 2024

Colgate University’s Ho Tung Visualization Lab is hosting their annual “Let it Snow” show throughout the month of December. The show is currently being held every Tuesday and Friday in the Visualization...

Colgate Shuttle Involved in Accident En Route to Syracuse Airport

Emma McCartan, Head News Editor December 13, 2024

As students prepared to head home for Thanksgiving, a Colgate University shuttle was involved in an accident en route to Syracuse Hancock International Airport during the early morning hours of Nov. 22. According...

Women's Basketball Looks to Keep Going Tough

Women’s Basketball Looks to Keep Going Tough

Zoey Kurtz, Contributing Writer December 13, 2024

While most of the student population was at home or otherwise taking a break for Thanksgiving, women’s basketball was getting to work. Over the course of the weekend, they played games against UMBC and...

Littoral Line Studio Opens in Downtown Hamilton

Littoral Line Studio Opens in Downtown Hamilton

Molly O'Brien, Staff Writer December 13, 2024

Littoral Line Studio, an artisanal shop in Hamilton, N.Y., opened its doors Nov. 15 at 18 Broad Street. Owned by jeweler and metalsmith Lisa Maffiore, the store is dedicated to showcasing handcrafted goods...

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