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Holliday’s life is put on display in this unique and memorable documentary that focuses on perception.

Alternative Cinema: Portrait of Jason

September 14, 2017
The Broad Street Gallery is displaying seniors’ artwork from now until May 27.

Broad Street Gallery Shows Off Colgate Talent

April 20, 2017
Founder of “The Body Image Movement” advocates body positivity by teaching women the power of loving their bodies.

‘Embrace’ Film Sparks Conversation About Body Positivity

April 13, 2017
The Manhattan String Quartet did not disappoint, showcasing their extraordinary music abilities.

The Manhattan String Quartet Returns to Campus in Full Form

April 6, 2017
Brown speaks about how her hometown in Virginia influenced her work. 

Molly Brown and Poetic Hometown History

March 30, 2017
This Nigerian poet shared her works of poetry, as well as her past experiences, with an engaged Colgate crowd.

Nigerian Poet Ijeoma Umebinyuo Leaves Mark on Students

March 9, 2017
The multi-talented poet, opera writer and playwright shares his past work in a unique and effective way

Award Winning Poet Yusef Komunyakaa Broadens Student Perspective on Poetry

March 2, 2017
Colgate students learn about genitalia in a fun way. 

Women’s Studies Hosts “Genitalia Geopardy”

February 23, 2017
Becca Cato and Reverend Brooks Cato moved to Hamilton this year where Rev. Cato now works.

Reverend Brooks Cato Finds A New Home in Hamilton

November 3, 2016
Filmmaker Sandra Kogut spoke about the personal experiences that lead her to the field of documentary filmmaking. Her unique films give a different perspective on reality by pushing through the fake personas people often put on for cameras. 

Sandra Kogut Exposes Truth Through Artwork

October 27, 2016
Colgate students, and even the Colgate Raider, came out to celebrate Colgate’s diverse student body with music, dancing and food. 

ALANApalooza Promotes Acceptance and Inclusivity

September 8, 2016
The second annual ‘Gate Night County Fair gave Colgate students a taste of country living that predominates Central New York.

‘Gate Night County Fair: Colgate Gets Country

September 1, 2016
First-year John Bermudez catches up on summer reading before classes start on August 25. The required reading this year was Syllabus: Notes from an Accidental Professor by Lynda Barry.

Colgate First-Years Puzzle through “Syllabus: Notes from an Accidental Professor”

August 25, 2016
It’s high season for the Old Stone Jug as a new class of Colgate students take to the streets. 

A First-Year’s Preconceptions of the Old Stone Jug

August 25, 2016
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