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Matt LeVan, digital archives librarian

Interested in Insights from Maine Artists?

Lights Out Gallery gifts a treasure trove of interviews with contemporary Maine artists to Colby’s digital archives

Kate Smanik,

A Fellowship of Friendships

Students in the Office of Religious and Spiritual Life find connection and community

‘The Doing is the Joy’

Colby awards an honorary degree to acclaimed author Mo Willems

Jack Young '25 trains with the Colby Nordic Ski team at the Quarry Road Trails in Waterville.

A Standout Sprinter on the Snow

Jack Young ’25 is holding his own this spring on the World Cup Nordic ski circuit

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Colson Whitehead signs books for fans after a reading at the Gordon Center for Creative and Performing Arts.

Sitting Next to a Famous Author in Class

Colson Whitehead shares insights about writing with the College community

election worker setting up

Misinformation and AI in the Election Cycle

The Goldfarb Center for Public Affairs and Davis Institute for Artificial Intelligence host a timely discussion to help navigate the chaos of the election season

Business design strategist Owen Sanderson, right, interviews Halloran Lab director Jeremy Barron '00 during the first-ever Colby Creates Innovation Day.

A Practical Look at Entrepreneurship

Students dream up big ideas for algae during first-ever Colby Creates Innovation Day

Central Maine Bookshop Moves to Waterville

New retail store will play a key role in continuing to build a vibrant downtown

Colby seal

Curious about the Colby Seal or the History of the Mule?

Exhibitions at Miller Library shed light on both

Built for Speed

Thanks to the Podium Project, a new T-bar lift at Sugarloaf whisks skiers up the mountain quickly, improving their ability to train efficiently

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