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In Memoriam: Neva Pilgrim (1938-2024)

In Memoriam: Neva Pilgrim (1938-2024)

March 8, 2024

Colgate University announced on Feb. 28 that Neva Pilgrim, artist-in-residence and teacher of voice, passed away at Crouse Hospital in Syracuse, N.Y., on Monday, Jan. 22, at the age of 85. Provost and...

Colgate Students Organize Vigil to Speak Out for Palestine

Colgate Students Organize Vigil to Speak Out for Palestine

Emma McCartan, Assistant News Editor March 8, 2024

A collective of Colgate University students known as Colgate Students for Liberation organized a vigil for Palestine alongside the Queer and Trans People of Color (QTPOC) student group on Wednesday, Feb....

Fairfield Professor Glenn Dynner Explores Polish Hasidism, Modernity in Lecture

Sophie Karbstein, Assistant News Editor March 8, 2024

Colgate University’s Jewish studies program invited Glenn Dynner to give a lecture titled “Hasidism in Poland on the Eve of the Holocaust” on Wednesday, Feb. 28. Dynner is a professor of Judaic studies...

Sunisa Nuonsy Discusses Multilingual Education in Workshop

Sage Christensen and Karina Shah March 1, 2024

Educator, scholar and self-described “refugee baby” Sunisa Nuonsy presented on the topic of contextualizing and decolonizing multilingual and immigrant education for the Educational Studies Race and...

Professor Mills Lectures on the Sublime Rhetoric of Terror

Bella Caruso, Contributing Writer March 1, 2024

The Writing and Rhetoric Department hosted an event on “Law and the Sublime Rhetoric of Terror” on Tuesday, Feb. 20. The presenter at this event was Robert Mills, an assistant professor of writing...

Russian and Eurasian Studies Department Relaunches Think Tank Series with Discussion of Navalny Death

Russian and Eurasian Studies Department Relaunches Think Tank Series with Discussion of Navalny Death

Sophie Karbstein, Assistant News Editor March 1, 2024

The Colgate University Russian and Eurasian Studies Department (REST) held a discussion event on Tuesday, Feb. 20, on the recent death of Russian opposition leader and dissident political activist Alexei...

Upcoming Landscaping Projects Emphasize Campus Access, Sustainability

Upcoming Landscaping Projects Emphasize Campus Access, Sustainability

Ryan Dugdale, Executive Editor February 23, 2024

Colgate University is soon to begin a number of major development projects that, in addition to upgrading landscaping, aim to improve access in and around campus. These projects include the creation of...

Brief: Campus Security Camera Standards Revisited in Response to Recent Safety Concerns

Samantha Wotring, Copy Editor February 16, 2024

The Colgate University community received an email from Vice President and Dean of the College Paul J. McLoughlin on Feb. 14 — titled “Working Group to Develop Security Camera Standards on Campus”...

Brief: Construction Set to Begin on Peter’s Glen, Connecting Upper and Middle Campus

Brief: Construction Set to Begin on Peter’s Glen, Connecting Upper and Middle Campus

Ryan Dugdale, Executive Editor February 16, 2024

Initial site work will begin this month on Peter’s Glen — the tiered, landscaped walkway designed to connect the upper and middle campuses. In addition to landscaping improvements in the area in between...

Brief: Work Crews to Begin Repair of Leak Under Olin and Wynn

Brief: Work Crews to Begin Repair of Leak Under Olin and Wynn

Ellie Weber, Head News Editor February 9, 2024

Work crews will begin an excavation next week to repair a leak in on-campus condensate lines, according to an email sent to the Colgate University community on Friday, Feb. 2. The condensate lines are...

Hamilton Initiative, University Release Plans for Utica St. Development

Norah Hendrickson, Contributing Writer February 9, 2024

After multiple years of planning, the Hamilton Initiative and Colgate University have announced that demolition will soon begin at 18-22 Utica Street to make way for a new four-story, mixed-use development....

Keynote Speaker Dr. Durryle Brooks Kicks Off 2024 MLK Celebration

Keynote Speaker Dr. Durryle Brooks Kicks Off 2024 MLK Celebration

Molly O’Brien, Contributing Writer February 2, 2024

Colgate University’s Africana, Latin, Asian and Native American (ALANA) Cultural Center and Office of the Dean of the College began their 2024 MLK Celebration on Thursday, Jan. 25, at an opening ceremony...

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