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Arts

Access to Art for All

A promised gift of art will accelerate and enhance Colby’s embrace of ‘living with art’ across campus

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Humanities

Center for the Arts and Humanities Awards Fellowships

Each year, the center supports faculty members to develop courses and public events they’re passionate about

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Announcements

A Fond Farewell: Five Faculty Members Retire

Celebrating the distinguished careers of beloved faculty departing Mayflower Hill

Two Atlantic puffins swim in the ocean.
Natural Sciences

A Plethora of Puffins

Wonders await in the rich environment surrounding Colby’s Island Campus

A white, middle-aged man poses for a portrait while sitting at a table with his hands clasped in front of him.
Alumni

From the Echo to ABC—and Beyond

After a long career in journalism, T.J. Winick ’94 uses his expertise to help companies avoid damaging their reputation

A young woman wearing a uniform holds a small bag while walking to a white vehicle marked with the Colby EMS logo and phone number.
Campus and Community

A Community of Care

The student EMTs who make up Colby Emergency Response have been keeping campus in good hands for decades

A piece of artwork featuring an antique door amended with carvings and a central portrayal of an “everyman,” to which metal cords are attached. Painted figures are to the left and right of the door.
Arts

New to the Collection

Among its recent acquisitions, the Colby Museum adds a significant assemblage by Daniel Minter, a print by Edgar Degas, a painted collage by Benny Andrews, and a Martha Diamond painting

Two young female students standing up and playing the violin.
Campus and Community

Mentors in Music

A program supported by an O’Hanian-Szostak Fellow expands musical education in Waterville schools

Woman looks at Eastman Johnson paintings at the Colby Museum of Art.
Arts

An Overdue Exhibition of an Overlooked Painter

On view at the Colby Museum, Eastman Johnson and Maine is the first solo show in the painter’s home state

McKinley Karpa '23, assistant coach of the women's ice hockey team, stands behind some of the players.
Alumni

At Home On and Off the Ice

McKinley Karpa ’23 moved from being a standout ice hockey player to enthusiastic coach