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The Middle Ages and This Moment

Megan Cook receives NEH grant to support research on a prolific medieval English poet

Onnesha Roychoudhuri Wants You to Be Braver On (and Off) the Page

Why the writer and professor brings lessons from improv to her classroom

A professor looks pensive.

Thinking With Animals

Colby’s latest Public Humanistic Inquiry Lab explores the profound, messy, and beautiful relationships between humans and animals

A poet in front of crowd in a coffeehouse for a reading

Introducing The Colby Review

Writer-in-Residence Zach Peckham and 23 student editors band together to create a brand-new, student-led literary journal

Starting Careers on a High Note

How the Music Department prepares students to succeed in a world where music is often relegated to extracurriculars

Two men sit at a table.

When the Ghost in the Machine is a Poet

Ross Goodwin’s ‘gonzo data science’ inspires new ways to experience writing

historic church in Spain

When Your College Experience Starts Abroad

Global Entry Semesters give Colby students the first semester of a lifetime

College library in the winter

Tenure Granted to Seven Faculty Members

These new associate professors are innovative, inclusive, and inspiring teacher-scholars

Male college professor working with a student at a computer

Technical Thinking and Creativity Meld in Architecture Course

In Architectural Imaging, students utilize computer-aided design to create virtual models of an imagined campus building

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