Colby has offered admission to 1,279 students for the Class of 2025, an 8 percent admit rate. They'll join the College at a time of remarkable momentum.
A $1.5M gift from Kate and Ford O'Neil supports wellness and creative expression for students in two key areas: athletics and the arts.
Commentator, journalist, and novelist Leonard Pitts, whose columns address issues of race, politics, and culture, will receive Colby's Lovejoy Award.
Projects for Peace winners will address elementary students' mental health in South Korea and bring art and art therapy into a social work college in Haiti.
Deborah Shufrin, who has overseen exceptional endowment growth at Brandeis University, will join Colby as chief investment officer on April 1.
Randi Arsenault's innovative, access-focused enrollment strategies have contributed to Colby's unprecedented increases in applications and yield.
New Colby trustees include Brenda Allen of Lincoln Univeristy, Eric DeCosta of the Baltimore Ravens; and Amy Walter of The Cook Political Report.
Announcing a $3.35-million gift to support the forthcoming Gordon Center for Creative and Performing Arts. The forum will be named in the donors’ honor.
Newly tenured members of the faculty are hailed as terrific teachers, influential scholars, and active and benevolent participants in the Colby community.
$30-million gift positions students to address pressing issues through AI
