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Spike Smigelski with two friends

Shoots and Sails

A humanitarian filmmaker lenses Maine’s coast

Carol Lipschultz ’20 and Martin Schnermann ’02 at the National Cancer Institute

Bright Futures in Cancer Research

At NCI, young Colbians contribute interdisciplinary scientific thinking

Justin Ehrenwerth ’01, executive director of the Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council

Water Works

A jaunt to Jazz Fest leads to a mission for Louisiana’s wetlands

Katie Southworth '16 in her studio.

A Cause For Color

Katie Southworth '16 uses art to heal and promote mental well-being

Uzoma “Zo” Orchingwa

Ameliorating the World—One Solution at a Time

Uzoma “Zo” Orchingwa ’14 offers sensible solutions to prison communications

Ava Colarusso

Could Healthcare Really Be That Simple?

Tapping Colby graduates, UBERDOC hopes to take mystery out of accessing medical care

David Bodine '76

Pushed by His Professors, David Bodine ’76 Pays it Forward

NIH investigator collaborates with Sam Marchant ’21 on improving cancer treatment outcomes

Thomas Deng ’20

Making Music

With technical and emotional skill, pianist Thomas Deng builds his own accompaniment

A cell block in MCI-Cedar Junction, a maximum-security prison in Massachusetts where Keyon Sprinkle was incarcerated for 20 years before his conviction was overturned.

Friends for Life

For Chad Higgins and Keyon Sprinkle, a bond forged in quest for Sprinkle’s release from prison remains strong

Getting Back to Work

Through Pay It Northward, attorney Nick Levintow enlists valuable help in studying workplace safety during COVID-19

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