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Why We Can’t—and Shouldn’t—Forget Françoise Sagan

Flavien Falantin uplifts the iconic French writer who inspired repressed women worldwide

Four black female college students acting in a play

‘A Time to Explore and Play Together’

In the second year of its focus on the importance of ‘play,’ the Center for the Arts and Humanities cartwheels into the theme

Associate Professor of English Sarah Braunstein

The Importance of Telling Stories 

Associate Professor of English Sarah Braunstein discusses the role of fiction and the excitement around Colby’s Creative Writing Program

Scholarship Stories from 2024

Colby professors do more than teach—they also complete groundbreaking research

Impactful Videos of 2024

These video stories resonated with the Colby community

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A Sabbatical Story of Time, Place, and Rediscovery

Sculptor Bradley Borthwick creates a significant body of work reflecting a year wandering and observing in southern France

Five people standing on a rock outcropping overlooking the ocean

How Literature Looks at Climate Change

Ralph Waldo Emerson is just the beginning of literature that can teach us about environmental issues relevant to contemporary life

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Innovation Award Recognizes Linguistic Justice Initiative

Ghada Gherwash works to foster an inclusive learning environment for all language speakers

Jacqueline Charles on stage during an awards ceremony celebrating the 2024 Elijah Parish Lovejoy Award for Courage in Journalism.

Celebrating Courage in Journalism

Colby honored Jacqueline Charles of the Miami Herald with the Lovejoy Award for her coverage of Haiti

Two people laugh while sitting at a table.

The ‘Safe and Sacred Space’ of Poetry 

Poet Laureate Ada Limón shares her words, and love of the natural world, with Colby