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Social Sciences

Campaigning in the Courts

In partisan politics, rules—not policies—become the battleground

Mark Serdjenian '73
Announcements

$1 Million Raised to Name Colby Soccer Field for Beloved Mentor and Coach Mark Serdjenian ’73

Colby has raised $1 million to name the Mark R. Serdjenian 1973 Field in recognition of a coach who had an exceptional impact over a 40-year career.

Jacob Lawrence painting
Announcements

Colby College Museum of Art Acquires Jacob Lawrence’s The Life of Toussaint L’Ouverture Print Series

Rare print series gifted by philanthropists Peter and Paula Lunder manifests the artistic and narrative power of one of the most important American artists of the 20th century

Announcements

Rabbi Rachel Isaacs Wins Prestigious Jewish Educator Prize from Covenant Foundation

Covenant Foundation honors Rachel Isaacs with Pomegranate Prize in recognition of her distinctive leadership and innovative approach to Jewish education.

Side by side photos of Sen. Susan Collins and Democratic challenger Sara Gideon.
Announcements

Colby College Poll Shows Statistical Dead Heat Between Collins and Gideon

The latest in a series of polls developed and fielded by Colby shows Sara Gideon with a narrow three-point lead over Susan Collins.

Richard “Dick” Schmaltz ’62 and Joan Dignam Schmaltz '63
Announcements

Major Gift from Family with Multigenerational Connections to Waterville Supports Two Colby Priorities—Arts and Athletics

A major gift from a family with multigenerational connections to Waterville honors Joan Dignam Schmaltz ’63 and Richard “Dick” Schmaltz ’62.

Jennifer Meredith in plane
Environment and Climate

Where the Rights Lead

Jennifer Meredith investigates the impacts of Alaskan fishing permits

computer simulation of helicopter crash
Natural Sciences

When the Body Deceives

Students’ Mathematical Simulation of Bryant Crash Highlights Spatial Disorientation Risks

The Harold Alfond Athletics and Recreation Center
Announcements

Colby Opens New State-of-the-Art Harold Alfond Athletics and Recreation Center

350,000-square-foot building is the most advanced and comprehensive NCAA D-III facility in the country

Campus and Community

Vivaldi Alfresco

An impromptu concert reminds us that music inspires despite the pandemic