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a woman plays a guitar in a room
Arts

Bringing Songs to Life in Colby’s New Mixdown Studio

A new Gordon Center studio gives students the chance to explore what’s possible

Alumni

From Deadspin to Defector

Drew Magary ’98 is still writing with a sharp and acerbic edge after surviving a traumatic brain injury and a modern-media shakeup

College library in winter
Announcements

Eight Faculty Members Receive Tenure

These new associate professors come from across disciplines with unique expertise in their fields

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Arts

Forging an Original Contemporary Ballet

Colby dancers and musicians collaborate with the Portland Ballet to envision and execute Keepers of the Light during Jan Plan

Anne Elizabeth Alexander in Miller Library
Humanities

Fact, Fiction, and the Importance of Truth

Jennifer Jahrling Forese Writer-in-Residence will help students find and express their own personal truths

Campus and Community

A Deep Dive into Jan Plan

Students and faculty alike find the four-week courses inspiring, diverse

A woman stands in front of the ocean with a rocky shore behind her.
Interdisciplinary Studies

How an Introductory Ecology Course Changed Her Life

Aidan Sites ’22 thought she would go into medicine, but instead, she is saving sea turtles and whales

Campus and Community

Through the Lens: Colby Competes in Winter Sports

Between breaking school records and vying for NESCAC crowns, it’s been a busy winter for the Mules

Asian male college student holding flowers after music performance
Arts

The Joy of Sharing Music

As winner of concerto competitions, trombonist Joshua Zhang ’26 keeps classical music in the spotlight

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Humanities

Why We Can’t—and Shouldn’t—Forget Françoise Sagan

Flavien Falantin uplifts the iconic French writer who inspired repressed women worldwide