In the wake of last year’s political and social turbulence, the Colgate English Department hosted a humanities symposium earlier this week as a forum for discussion surrounding the literary and political...

Two former congressmen joined members of the Colgate Vote Project during a Congress to Campus Community Forum on Feb. 8 to discuss their experience campaigning and navigating partisanship in the U.S. House...

Colgate University’s Office of Alumni Relations hosted a panel of Political Science faculty to discuss the recent general election. Titled "What Happened and What's Next," the webinar featured Assistant...

The Geography Department hosted four panelists — Adia Benton, Carrie Freshour, Meredith Palmer and Rob Wallace — to discuss the political, ecological and economic dimensions of pandemics on Wednesday,...

Hiroshima bombing survivor Shigeko Sasamori recounted her life from six months before the dropping of the Hiroshima bomb up until the present in a lecture sponsored by the Colgate University Core Communities...

For the department's annual Shirley Graham and W.E.B. Dubois' lecture, the Africana and Latin American Studies Program (ALST) hosted Dr. Tianna Paschel to discuss the multiplicity of racial identity. Paschel...

The Forum on Security and Democracy and the Center for Freedom and Western Civilization hosted Dr. Fiona Hill, a leading expert in Russian studies and American diplomacy with Russia, to discuss the complexities...

The University welcomed State University of New York (SUNY) Stony Brook Sociologist Dr. Crystal Marie Fleming to kick off a race and gender speaker series titled “Where do we go from here?: Feminist...

The Center for Women’s Studies (WMST) moved its planned Spring Brown Bag lecture series to Zoom in an effort to continue their education and engagement with the Colgate community.  Program Coordinator...