Campus and Community

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One Mighty Mill (OMM) cofounders Tony Olinto ’98 and Tony Rosenfeld ’97

One Mighty Mission

A gristmill and bakery is feeding students and recharging Lynn, Mass.
O’Hanian-Szostak Fellows

First O’Hanian-Szostak Fellows for Civic Leadership Begin Work in the Community

The inaugural fellows began work on projects ranging from documenting the stories of Waterville residents to bringing bereavement support to Waterville schools.

From Classroom to Community

Students, faculty, and community members co-created a course that revealed the extensive work done by local faith-based organizations
Close up of biathlon rifle being fired with casing flying out of rifle

Shooting for the World Cup

Elite Nordic skier Zane Fields ’19 sees biathlon as the next challenge
Elizabeth Jabar

Major Gift Supports Colby’s Civic Engagement Initiative

Colby College has received a major campaign commitment that will endow the College’s director of civic engagement and community partnerships position.
ill & Joan Alfond Main Street Commons

Maine Restaurateurs Expand to Waterville

New American chop house to open on Main Street

A Gift to All

Students visited a retirement home to write residents’ biographies, and came away with much more than a book
Al LaPan

Al LaPan-Tillson Retires Following Forty Years of Making a Difference

Student Post Office Supervisor Allen “Al” LaPan-Tillson has been at Colby since August 1979.
Miller Library circa 1939

In Living Color

Newly discovered film shows the Colby of 80 years ago
Professor of English Jennifer Boylan.

The Professor Plan

For someone who’s made a career as a writer, professor, and cultural commentator, I probably shouldn’t be saying this, but here goes: During my four years at Colby, I made a proactive decision to take as many courses as I could, at least one each with every professor…