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Winifred Tate, Professor of Anthropology, poses for a portrait.
Social Sciences

Questioning the Categories

Professor of Anthropology Winifred Tate is challenging people to reconsider how they think about different types of drugs

Break Burn Build
Arts

A Year When Art Was Everywhere

The stars came to campus, and Colby created artistic opportunities for students and the community at large

Dasan Thamattoor
Natural Sciences

Prestigious Journals Publish Colby Chemistry Research

Research performed in the laboratory of Dasan M. Thamattoor appears in Nature Communications and is featured on the cover of Chemical Communications

Male college professor lecturing
Campus and Community

A Profound Sense of Loss

‘The walking embodiment of Colby’—the College reflects on the legacy of Professor L. Sandy Maisel

Members of the Colby volleyball team huddle with Head Coach Lindsay Johnson and other members of the coaching staff before a game in the NCAA tournament.
Campus and Community

An Exciting Season for Colby Volleyball 

Head Coach Lindsay Johnson is proud of the growth of the program

Male college professor talking at a podium
Announcements

Obituary: Professor L. Sandy Maisel Dies at Age 79

He was a scholar, political analyst, and a modern man of letters

Portrait of a male college professor
Humanities

A Sabbatical Story of Time, Place, and Rediscovery

Sculptor Bradley Borthwick creates a significant body of work reflecting a year wandering and observing in southern France

Dan Harris '93 speaks at a TED Talk in Vancouver, Canada, in 2022.
Alumni

From Panic Attack to Inner Peace 

Dan Harris ’93, a newsman turned mindfulness expert, reflects on his journey

Female college professor talking to a student
Environment and Climate

Climate Change and Human Health

Gail Carlson contributes research and expertise to the latest Maine Climate Council report and climate-action plan

Five people standing on a rock outcropping overlooking the ocean
Humanities

How Literature Looks at Climate Change

Ralph Waldo Emerson is just the beginning of literature that can teach us about environmental issues relevant to contemporary life