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The Oldest College Weekly in America. Founded 1868.

The Colgate Maroon-News

The Oldest College Weekly in America. Founded 1868.

The Colgate Maroon-News

Foreign Service Officer Michael Keays Discusses Career, U.S.-Russia Policy

Foreign Service Officer Michael Keays Discusses Career, U.S.-Russia Policy

Sophie Karbstein, Head News Editor November 22, 2024

Foreign Service Officer Michael Keays presented on his career in the Department of State and his thoughts on United States-Russia policy in a Nov. 12 lunchtime talk and workshop at Colgate University....

Lewis Powell Unlocks Language in Presentation About Lockean Literalism

Lewis Powell Unlocks Language in Presentation About Lockean Literalism

Ava Romano, Contributing Writer November 22, 2024

On Thursday, Nov. 14, Colgate University’s department of philosophy hosted Lewis Powell, an associate professor of philosophy at the University of Buffalo, to present his research on John Locke’s theory...

Workers’ Center of Central New York Discusses Intersectional Labor Rights at Brown Bag

Avery Degus, Contributing Writer November 22, 2024

Colgate University’s Center for Women’s Studies hosted the Workers’ Center of Central New York (WCCNY) for their weekly Brown Bag series on Tuesday, Nov. 12.  WCCNY Executive Director Jessica...

Dr. Barbara Ericson Holds Colloquium on the Impact of Generative AI on Programming

Dr. Barbara Ericson Holds Colloquium on the Impact of Generative AI on Programming

Anivartin Daga, Contributing Writer November 22, 2024

Colgate University’s division of natural sciences and mathematics hosted Dr. Barbara Ericson — an associate professor of information at the University of Michigan —  for its weekly NASC Colloquium...

Paul Christesen Gives Lecture on Origins of Ancient Greek Athletic Nudity

Benjamin McNulty, Contributing Writer November 15, 2024

The classics department hosted Dartmouth College’s Professor Paul Christesen to present his research into the origins and etiologies for the emergence of Ancient Greek nudity in athletic contexts in...

Professor Ariel Martino Speaks on Salaria Kea, Leftist Disillusionment at Brown Bag

Professor Ariel Martino Speaks on Salaria Kea, Leftist Disillusionment at Brown Bag

Bella Caruso, Staff Writer November 15, 2024

The Colgate University Center for Women’s Studies hosted Assistant Professor of English Ariel Martino for her discussion on “Comrades Passing Through: Salaria Kea and Leftist Disillusionment” on...

On Eve of Election, Tufts Prof. Criticizes ‘Left-Right’ Spectrum in Road to White House Talk

On Eve of Election, Tufts Prof. Criticizes ‘Left-Right’ Spectrum in Road to White House Talk

Maddie Koger, Contributing Writer November 8, 2024

The Office of the President and Colgate University’s political science department hosted Peter Levine Monday, Nov. 4 — the night before Election Day — as part of the ongoing Road to the White House...

Suchi Reddy Presents on Ethics of AI in ‘Belonging and Bias’ Series

Vee Atkinson, Contributing Writer November 1, 2024

The Colgate University Department of Art hosted a lecture by architect and artist Suchi Reddy on the ethics of artificial intelligence (AI) on Wednesday, Oct. 23. The talk was part of Reddy’s “Belonging...

Soren Dayton, Annie Benn Discuss ‘Stakes for Governance’ in Road to the White House Series

Soren Dayton, Annie Benn Discuss ‘Stakes for Governance’ in Road to the White House Series

Ellie Weber, Copy Editor November 1, 2024

Colgate University hosted its next event in the Road to the White House Election Series, titled “Stakes for Governance,” on Monday, Oct. 28. Soren Dayton, director of governance at the Niskanen Center,...

Colgate Invites Orisanmi Burton to Speak on Race, U.S. Prison System

Robert Payne, Contributing Writer November 1, 2024

Colgate University welcomed Orisanmi Burton, assistant professor of anthropology at American University, to speak about his new book, “Tip of the Spear: Black Radicalism, Prison Repression, and the Long...

David Gioe Presents on Secret Intelligence in American Democracy

David Gioe Presents on Secret Intelligence in American Democracy

Sophie Karbstein, Head News Editor October 25, 2024

Colgate University’s Center for Freedom and Western Civilization brought David Gioe to campus to give a lecture titled “The CIA in American Democracy: Reflections Since 9/11, and Future Prospects”...

Author of 2024 Community Reads Selection Discusses Poverty in America During Campus Visit

Bella Caruso, Staff Writer October 11, 2024

Matthew Desmond, the Maurice P. During professor of sociology at Princeton University, posed a question to Colgate University students and faculty during his talk on Tuesday, Oct. 1: “I want to end poverty....

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