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FoJo Beans Hosts Grand Opening for New Hamilton Location

FoJo Beans Hosts Grand Opening for New Hamilton Location

February 14, 2019

Student Reactions to the Unprecedented Midterm Elections

November 15, 2018
Colgate Hosts 22nd District Congressional Debate

Colgate Hosts 22nd District Congressional Debate

November 1, 2018

“World Café” Intergroup Dialogue Bridges Campus Gaps

October 25, 2018

Kinney Drugs Has Beef with Local Criminal

September 13, 2018
Hoover lectured on the alteration of food sources for Native American communities. Currently, there are many food sovereignty projects in the U.S. 

Hoover Speaks on Food Sovereignty in Native American Community Gardens

April 5, 2018
Students gather in Ho 101 to listen to the faculty panel on religious rights. Here, professors touch on different court cases that emphasize the history and impact of religion within the United States.

The Impact of Religion on the United States Government

February 22, 2018
Professor Murshid spoke on November 8 about the history and politics behind the ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya in Myanmar. The Rohingya are a mostly-Muslim ethnic minority group there. 

Murshid Addresses Persecution of the Rohingya in Myanmar

November 16, 2017
Professor Jerry Lee, pictured above, explored the politics of various forms of English and how these function in American society.    

Lee Lectures on Translingualism and “Different” Englishes in the Workplace

November 2, 2017
Helfant, pictured above, discusses rabies in his book, That Savage Gaze. Helfant visited Colgate on October 13 to speak on this topic. 

A Historical Look at Wolves and Rabies

October 19, 2017
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