Campus and Community

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Will Johnson ’22 at Colby men's soccer game being hugged by teammate

Pathfinder

Will Johnson blazes a trail
Sue McDougal in her office

Sue McDougal, Stalwart Supporter of International Students, Bids Mayflower Hill Goodbye

For more than two decades, Sue McDougal, director of international student programs and associate director of the Pugh Center, has been a pillar of support for Colby’s international students, hailing from all around the globe. Now, after 23 years on Mayflower Hill, McDougal is retiring from the College…
Miller Library

NESCAC Conference Competition for Fall Sports Canceled

Following the recent announcement from the NESCAC Conference that there will be no conference play or championships this fall, Vice President and Harold Alfond Director of Athletics Mike Wisecup sent this letter to Colby's student athletes.
Tayo Clyburn

Clyburn Joins Colby as Dean of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Tayo Clyburn, presently vice president of inclusive diversity and equity and chief diversity officer at St. Mary’s College of Maryland, has been named dean of diversity, equity, and inclusion for Colby. He comes to Mayflower Hill with extensive experience in diversity and inclusion in higher education. At…

A Journey of Understanding

Cultural immersion sheds light on little-understood Jewish movement
David A. Greene

Seniors Encouraged to Embrace Imperfections, Ask Mighty Questions, and “Stay Weird”

Colby College celebrated the accomplishments of the Class of 2020 in a series of virtual events May 22-24 that upheld College traditions and united seniors, their families, and the entire Colby community scattered across the globe during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Burn the Bridges?

COVID-19 adds to complexity of Maine islanders relationship with visitors "from away"
Colby College campus

Colby’s Class of 2024 Breaks Records

Receiving nearly 14,000 applications for the Class of 2024, Colby had the largest applicant pool in the College's history, showing yet again the continuously growing demand and enthusiasm for a Colby education.
CCAK holds an annual end-of-the-year barbecue for mentors and mentees to enjoy activities like face painting, coloring, and a photo booth. This year, with Colby students moving to remote learning due to the COVID-19 epidemic, that event—and fond farewells—will not take place.

No Time to Say Goodbye

COVID-19 means an abrupt pause in the relationship between Colby mentor and her second-grade mentee
Kristin Yorke women's lacrosse senior year reflection_

For Seniors, Colby Athletic Careers are Over; Memories Live On

I wish I could remember the first time I picked up a lacrosse stick. That way I could have one of those poignant first-time-last-time moments lodged in my brain to mark the end of something that has practically been tagged onto my name for 15 years.