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Colby Commemorates 50 Years of Clean Water

Maine’s rivers used to be among the country’s most polluted. The Clean Water Act, passed in 1972, changed everything.

Sandra Bernal Heredia dance class

Baila Means Dance, Baila Means Community

Sandra Bernal Heredia uses Latin dance as a cultural bridge between Colby and Waterville

AI-generated art made with the prompt "London Street rainy night expressionism."

Davis Institute for AI Issues a Call for Art

Art made with the help of artificial intelligence can be controversial, but it’s also a way to showcase human creativity

Aerial photo of Miller Library.

A Deeper Conversation with this Year’s Oak Fellows

Fighting for Indigenous rights and the environment is a way of life for Michelle Cook and Ana Lucía Ixchíu Hernández

Vaclav Havel

Havel and Our Crisis

A major conference at Colby looks at today’s world through the lens of Czech playwright and statesman Václav Havel

A New Park in Downtown Waterville Honors Colby’s Connections to Levine’s Clothing Store

Adjacent to the Lockwood Hotel, the green space marks the former home of the legendary retailer

Veronica Perez

Children’s Art Informs Museum Exhibits

The Lunder Institute and Children’s Discovery Museum collaborate on community art

Josh Wolman playing tennis

Where Faith and Sports Intersect

Six Colby athletes are competing in the Maccabiah Games in Israel this summer

robot dog Spot

Incorporating New Programs with Traditions Creates a Vibrant Summer Community at Colby

Nearly 2,500 people will participate in non-credit courses, seminars, and camps

Abraham Lincoln: The Man

What is American Art?

The Colby Museum’s new guidelines embrace a pluralistic, inclusive definition