Media Coverage

Portland broadcast WMTW ABC 8 turned to the expertise of John Turner, Associate Professor of History, on the global implications of the recent fall of the Assad regime in Syria. Turner is an expert on the region’s history.

Assistant Professor of Government, Nicholas Jacobs, provided expert commentary for an article in The Atlantic about whether the incoming administration will betray their rural supporters. In the piece he noted that if some policies that were campaigned on are implemented "it’s hard to imagine that rural [places] will not suffer.”

The Bangor Daily News published an article honoring the late L. Sandy Maisel, the Goldfarb Family Distinguished Professor of Government, Emeritus.

Associate Professor of Government, Nicholas Jacobs, was quoted in several articles in the Portland Press Herald as Mills approaches her final term.

Following the show's debut in Waterville, Will Heinrich, art critic for the New York Times, featured 'Martha Diamond: Deep Time,' co-curated by Levi Prombaum of the Colby Museum of Art, upon its opening at The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum.

Leading art publication ARTnews featured “Gertrude Abercrombie: The Whole World Is a Mystery” in its roundup of shows to see this winter, which was co-organized by Colby and opens at the Museum on January 18th.

Patrice Franko, Grossman Professor of Economics and Global Studies, provided commentary for an opinion piece published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and circulated nationally on the challenges Mexico would face if the U.S. deported a significant number of people.

Kennebec Journal/ Morning Sentinel highlighted Colby’s Women’s Soccer team as they reach round three of the NCAA Division III tournament. The article noted that the Mules are having “the best season in program history.”

Colby's generous financial aid program was once again highlighted in a Boston Globe story. The article talked about the impact the College's financial aid had on a recent graduate and included commentary from President David A. Greene, who noted that continuing to expand financial aid is an "absolute priority."