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Orientation Link Program Makes Changes

February 13, 2020
Center for Women's Studies

Haven Introduces Crisis Walk-In Hours for Sexual Assault Survivors

November 7, 2019

First-Years No Longer Able to Choose Roommates

April 26, 2018

History of The Blotter

March 29, 2018

President Casey Presents Vision for the Future of Colgate

March 1, 2018
Visiting Professor Christopher McGrory Klyza (above) informs students about climate change politics and policies. ENST will be hosting events like this over the course of the semester.

From Golden Era to Gridlock: Klyza and the ENST Department Call for New Climate Change Policy

February 8, 2018
Dana Chapman shared personal  stories of successes and challenges as an educator in Madison County. 

Madison County Educator Reflects on Challenges and Rewards of Lengthy Career

December 7, 2017
Professor Tasha Kimball shares her research on women’s healthcare in Bolivia. Kimball studied gender, religion and labor in Bolivia as a Fulbright Scholar. Her research examines both Western medicine and Andean practices. 

Kimball Discusses Abortion in Latin America

November 2, 2017
Dan Gough, pictured above, currently oversees the Department of Campus Safety. Gough’s goal is to build trust with the Colgate community and create a more student-centered approach. 

Dan Gough Talks Campus Safety Reform and the Glue Gun Incident

October 19, 2017

Professor Bourke Speaks on Sexual Violence and Medicine

September 21, 2017
On August 11, neo-Nazi groups assembled in Charlottesville, VA with torches, pictured above. This event deeply disturbed the nation and Colgate.

Colgate Reacts to the Events of Charlottesville

September 7, 2017

Special Edition: President Casey and Administration Wipe Away Cutten Namesake, Leaving Behind Tattered Past

April 27, 2017

Disability Accommodation in Today’s Schools

April 13, 2017
Africana studies scholar Hucks discusses race through Seuss’  The Sneetches.

Hucks Analyzes Race Through Dr. Seuss

February 9, 2017

Gumbs Talks Feminism and Personal History

February 2, 2017
Freeze shared excerpts from Poliakova’s diaries to provide insight into life in Imperial Russia.

Evaluating Imperialist Russia Through 20th-Century Diaries

November 3, 2016
Senior Victor Steffen is creating a list of the healthiest off-campus dining options for four-year colleges nationwide. During his research, Steffen reached out to local restaurants in Hamilton, including the Colgate Inn.

Student Seeks to Create First Comprehensive List of Healthy Dining Options for Colleges Nationwide

September 29, 2016
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