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Margaux LeBlanc
Alumni

All Charged Up

Powered by liberal arts, GM’s Margaux LeBlanc ’15 works for a sustainable future
Professor of French, Emerita, Suellen Diaconoff, 1996
Announcements

Remembering Professor Suellen Diaconoff, Champion of the Humanities

Professor of French, Emerita, Suellen Diaconoff, a champion of the humanities, passed away Feb. 12, 2020. She taught at Colby for 20 years.
Social Sciences

Who Gets Ahead in the Workplace?

New research shows jerks don’t have an advantage in attaining power
Assistant Professor of Biology Suegene Noh (back) with Emily Larson ’21 in the lab.
Natural Sciences

The Mystery of Infection

Suegene Noh’s new study seeks to uncover how and why amoebas react differently to the same bacteria
Coach Jack Kelley is welcomed to center ice Nov. 23, 2019, before the final Colby vs. Bowdoin game in the Alfond Athletics Center rink.
Announcements

The Passing of Legendary Hockey Coach Jack Kelley

Hockey coach Jack Kelley passed away at 93. He coached at Colby and Boston University, worked for the Detroit Red Wings and the Pittsburgh Penguins.
New directors
Announcements

New Directors Join Colby

In the last couple of months, Colby has welcomed 13 new directors, each of whom brings a wealth of experience to the College. These dynamic new leaders assumed roles across the campus, from the Office of the Dean of Students to Campus Life to Admissions to the Colby Museum…
Sheehan-Book-Cover
Arts

These Pictures Tell a Story

What art history can teach us about race and racism in America
2019 PGM ONE Summit. Photograph by Natasha Cohen-Carroll.
Environment and Climate

Must-have Voices

Sophie Dipti Sarkar works to shift the focus of the environmental movement to include communities of color
Book cover of Museums of World Religions, Orzech
Arts

Ranking Religions?

Charles Orzech finds that museums dedicated to showcasing the world’s faiths reveal their own history and biases
Campus and Community

Professor David Firmage, Force Behind Environmental Studies Program, Dies at 77

Colby mourns the loss of David H. Firmage, the Clara C. Piper Professor of Biology and Environmental Studies, Emeritus, who passed away Aug. 28, 2020, at his home in Fairfield, Maine. A beloved professor for 35 years and an esteemed scholar, he was one of three founders of Colby’s current…