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Two male baseball players

Brady O’Brien ’24 Signs Pro Baseball Contract

After a stellar career at Colby and one year with the University of Richmond, O’Brien joins the Seattle Mariners organization as an undrafted free agent

Laurel Coppock

Finding the Funny

Laurel Coppock '99 is an accomplished comedy actress—and she’s best known as Toyota’s receptionist, Jan

Scott Rothman

A Writer’s Journey from Mayflower Hill to Hollywood to Kittybunkport

A celebrated children’s book author and screenwriter, Scott Rothman ’96 discovered his love of writing as a student at Colby

Taking Over an Iconic Company

Philip Hussey ’14 will help lead Thos. Moser furniture makers into their next chapter

Smart Baseball, Smart Business

With his work in the front office, Galen Carr ’97 helps lead Los Angeles Dodgers to the top of the game

A man is smiling while sitting down.

A Boston Tech Conference Leads to a Colby-Connected Startup

A group of former and current students is building an AI-based company to bring transparency to the federal budget process

Young woman on the top of a ladder that leads to a boat

Innovative Boat Will Get Urban Students on the Water

Ronnie Vesnaver ’15 prepares for a groundbreaking solar-electric vessel to ply the Delaware River

Katherine Ennis ’04 Wins Prestigious Women in Science Award

The academic freedom she learned at Colby has served her well as a postdoctoral fellow applying theories of ecology to microbiology

A woman wearing a black dress sits on a counter in a lovely-looking home.

The Lasting Influence of Colby

More than 30 years later, memories of a COOT trip surface in new novel

Sanval Nasim '08, assistant professor of economics

A Full-Circle Experience for Colby Economist

Sanval Nasim ’08 teaches students about the importance of environmental economics