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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

Raiders Dominate Black Knights in League Play

Softball Sweeps Army, Moves to Third in Patriot League

Liv Fitzgerald, Maroon-News Staff April 11, 2019

Colgate Women’s Softball was on a roll this past weekend, April 6 and 7. The team had a three-game sweep against Army, marking its first season sweep against the Black Knights since 2015. Colgate Softball...

Raiders Squander Late Lead in Loss to Midshipmen

Man Overboard: Men’s Lax Loses to Navy

Lexi Luthringer, Maroon-News Staff April 11, 2019

On Saturday, April 6, the Colgate Raiders faced the Navy Midshipmen on their home turf in Hamilton. Entering the game with a 3-6 record, 1-3 in conference, they hoped to improve their record with a win...

Raiders Dominate Hawks in Second Half to Take Win

Women’s Lacrosse Topples Lehigh

Lexi Luthringer, Maroon-News Staff April 11, 2019

The Women’s Lacrosse team advanced to 3-2 in the Patriot League after an impressive second-half run in a win over the Lehigh Mountain Hawks on Saturday, April 6. While Lehigh put up a tough battle in...

Raiders Lose to Binghamton but Bounce Back Against Rochester

Women’s Tennis Ends Season, Men Have Bye Week

Ignacio Villar, Maroon-News Staff April 11, 2019

With the last weekend of regular season play before the Patriot League Tournament on April 25 through April 28, the Colgate Women’s Tennis team split their final weekend. The team suffered a close loss...

Previewing the Champions League Quarter Final Matchups

Benjamin Polikoff, Maroon-News Staff April 11, 2019

As we move deeper into the spring, we see the emergence of knockout soccer with the UEFA Champions League. Currently, the UEFA Champions League is in the quarter finals. There are four match-ups...

Seahawks’ Russell Wilson Sets Deadline for Contract Talks

Zachary Schiller, Assistant National Sports Editor April 11, 2019

Russell Wilson has had enough. After ongoing contract discussions with the Seattle Seahawks have yielded little to no process, Wilson is putting his foot down. The quarterback has announced a...

Carl Braun ’49 Elected into Basketball Hall of Fame

Eric Fishbin, National Sports Editor April 11, 2019

The Direct Elect Members Veterans Committee elected guard Carl Braun (’49) into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame posthumously on April 6. The 2019 Hall of Fame Enshrinement Ceremony...

Predicting NBA Regular Season Award Winners

Matthew Frankle, Maroon-News Staff April 11, 2019

With the NBA regular season wrapping up and the playoffs beginning this Saturday, players across the league are making their final cases for awards. Here are my predictions for this season’s...

What’s Left: On Changing Norms in the U.S. Senate

Eli Cousin, Maroon-News Staff April 11, 2019

Since Donald Trump has taken office, he and the GOP have confirmed judicial nominees at a record rate. To date, Trump has successfully nominated 93 federal judges—many of whom will go on to serve lifetime...

Drunk Safety and Looking Out This SPW

Kara Schindler, Maroon-News Staff April 11, 2019

At 12:17 a.m. on Friday night, a cruiser pulled up to the Bookstore. The lights on the front read “Apartments.” It was going exactly where I was. I hopped on and sat in the front row. A few more kids...

Senior Sophie Grayer

In the Light: Sophie Grayer

Jessica Argento, Maroon-News Staff April 11, 2019

If Sophie Grayer could give any advice to Colgate students, it would be this:“Put yourself in different environments and see how you react. It’s a win-win because you’re going to learn something...

Ctrl: Public Enemy #1: The Cruiser Schedule

Caio Brighenti, Maroon-News Staff April 11, 2019

For the past year or so, I’ve sat down once a week to write this very column. Each time, I spend a solid amount of time considering the different things I could write about. While I try to take the column...

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