When Ursula — a reasonable, logical, plain-Jane female protagonist — pauses mid-survival trek to witness a tiny inexplicable creature pollinate a constellation of glowing pods in the alien wilderness of the planet Vesta Minor,...
Senior Tabitha Saour first began her social justice leadership journey as the treasurer of the Organization of Asian Sisters in Solidarity (OASIS+) during her sophomore year at Colgate University. Now, as the president of the...
The Colgate University softball team has had an outstanding season, currently holding the No. 2 seed in the Patriot League as the playoffs approach. The team consists of 15 players, making them a small but mighty group. Much of...
Grace Coleman, Assistant Baker’s Dozen Editor
• May 1, 2026
For senior Grace Ciaravino, Colgate University has been defined by unexpected opportunities. From walking onto a Division I athletics team her first year to becoming its captain, Ciaravino’s time at Colgate has been shaped by...
There is nothing more magical in literature than when an author takes an ordinary concept, turns it on its side and transforms it into something entirely new and different. To me, “Frat Girl” by Kiley Roache is a great example...
When senior Nicole Hernandez first arrived at Colgate University, she decided not to define what her college experience should look like. Instead, she embraced uncertainty to allow for change.
“I had no expectations, to be...
Colgate University Assistant Professor of Economics Mike Levere discussed his recent research on Supplemental Security Income (SSI) in a lecture on Thursday, April 23. SSI is a U.S. federal program that provides a minimum income...
Less than two months out from the World Cup, fans are preparing to witness the best soccer teams in the world compete at the highest level. Given the contentious environment of today’s current events, pressure rides on sporting...
The NFL Draft concluded last week on Saturday, April 25, in the North Shore area of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, near Acrisure Stadium. With the No. 1 overall pick, Fernando Mendoza going to the Las Vegas Raiders, and the final pick,...
Seniors Tanner Harmon and Vee Vuignier presented their theater thesis project “Everything Must Go” at the Vault in Bernstein Hall on Tuesday, April 21 and Wednesday, April 22. Harmon wrote and directed the play while Vuignier...
With graduation in less than two weeks, many seniors, including myself, find ourselves reflecting on the past four years at Colgate. A phrase that gets tossed around a lot here is that “Colgate is the best three years of your...
Growing up on the southern coast of Maine, senior Oscar Brown learned to see the past in the rivers his father pointed to and the trails his classes walked in Boston. That instinct to find history close to home followed him to...
