Alumni Archives - Page 19 of 22

In Living Color

Newly discovered film shows the Colby of 80 years ago

The Professor Plan

For someone who’s made a career as a writer, professor, and cultural commentator, I probably shouldn’t be saying this, but here goes: During my four years at Colby, I made a proactive decision to take as many courses as I could, at least one each with every professor…

Erin Bogan, Caring Canines volunteer coordinator

Get that Dog Into Therapy

Marian Leerburger’s Remy was born to serve

Down But Not Out

After being derailed by mental illness at Colby, the author ponders recovery, the liberal arts, and life’s richness

Left Brain / Right Brain

Andie Velazquez melds studio art and neurobiology—perfectly

When the Past Never Passes

A documentary film by Jessica Lyon ’19 reveals the complexity of reclaiming German citizenship after the Holocaust

Hail, Colby, Hail Turns 100

Karl Raymond Kennison won a contest—and gave the College its alma mater song

A Half-century On, They Still Are Speedy, Goat, and Spike

The guys began filtering in on Thursday, each met with a big hug. From California, Texas, and all over New England.

Reduce that Footprint

Philosophy and Action David Farnsworth ’78Regulatory Assistance Project David Farnsworth ’78 travels the world, advising utility regulators and private citizens how to reduce their carbon footprints. But he is less an evangelist than a keen connoisseur of eco-friendly energy options. I learned this the hard way…

On Climate, Think Globally and Act Locally

Farming and Climate Allison Chatrchyan ’92Director of the Cornell Institute for Climate Smart Solutions For the past decade, Allison Morrill Chatrchyan ’92 has attended Empire Farm Days, an annual agriculture show in upstate New York, to talk about climate change with farmers and…