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Interviews with current students reveal their top reasons for choosing Colby.

Gay athletes come out—and help change Colby culture. Read the article at http://www.colby.edu/colby....

A cutting-edge prosthetic device has wounded Marines and soldiers returning to the battlefield. Colby College alumn Capt. Erik Quist, U.S.M.C. beats the odds. For the complete story, go to http://www.colby.edu/erikquist.

An original multimedia work by Associate Professor of Theater and Dance Lynne Conner and Associate Professor of Music Jonathan Hallstrom to celebrate 200 years of liberal learning. Performed in Strider Theater at Colby Col...

In Lorimer Chapel on Feb. 27, 2013, the 200th anniversary of the College's original charter signing, Colby President William. D. Adams reflected on the institution's past and asked how we can advance the legacy that the or...

Colby College Government Professor Cal Mackenzie returns on a Fulbright fellowship to Vietnam, which he last saw as a soldier in the Vietnam War. His journal and photographs record the life-changing experience.

Samantha Eddy '13 learns that a special Colby woman paved the way.

Much has changed in the two centuries since the College

was chartered, but we continue to treasure the joy of beautiful

Decembers here on campus. In honor of our bicentennial winter,

President Bro Adams invites you to watc...

Professor Phyllis Mannocchi has spent 35 years reconstructing the life of the enigmatic and forward-thinking British writer who used the pen name Vernon Lee.

The Colbyettes wound up their a cappella performance at Colby's bicentennial kickoff with a special version of "Happy Birthday," celebrating the College's 200th with exquisite harmony.

On June 22, 2010, three Colby presidents gathered to talk about their experiences leading the College. Emeritus President Robert E.L. Strider II (1960-1979), Emeritus President William R. Cotter (1979-2000), and President ...

2012 First-Year Assembly Address

Colby Professor Paul Machlin conducts farewell concert, ending a 38-year run. Featured in Colby Magazine at http://www.colby.edu/colby.mag

Lyn Mikel Brown, Ed.D. is a community activist, Professor of Education at Colby College, and co-creator of the nonprofit Hardy Girls Healthy Women,...

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On Saturday, May 19, 2011, the class of 2011 gathered in Lorimer Chapel for Colby's 191st baccalaureate. Hear President Adams's farewell address to the class of 2012.

Benediction by Father Jack Dickinson, Catholic Chaplain

Samuel C. Deeran

Presented to Nicole G. Sintetos by William D. Adams, President

Rabbi Rachel M. Isaacs, Jewish Chaplain

http://tomscott.com - I made the Google Project Glass team a new commercial. I don't think they'll like it.

Enjoy the full Carols & Lights program from December, 2011!

WRITTEN BY LADY GAGA. EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: VINCENT HERBERT. DIRECTED BY NICK KNIGHT. CHOREOGRAPHY BY LAURIE ANN GIBSON.

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Senior class speaker Steven A. Tatko speaks at Colby College's 2010 commencement (http://ow.ly/1P7Wy). Tatko, a self-described fifth-generation slate miner from Piscataquis County, Maine, was elected by members of the gra...

Judith A. McHale, Undersecretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs and former president of Discovery Communications addresses the Colby College class of 2010. (http://ow.ly/1P7Bv)

Address, Rajiv Shah, Administrator of the US Agency for International Development

Former Buddhist monk Losang Samten creates The Wheel of Life sand mandala.

This is the first video of a preliminary version of an iPad Robot Controller, developed at the Department of Computer Science at Colby College. This application was coded by Bogo Giertler '12 as a part of an independent st...

Colby, Bates, Hamilton, and Trinity, are in a friendly contest to see which college can get more gifts from young alumni (classes of 2000-09) during March. A student video asks faculty and staff, "Why?"