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Katherine Stubbs

AI and the English Major

Three Colby professors on why the study of English is more relevant in the face of new technology

Philosophies of Teaching

The Center for Teaching and Learning helps Colby faculty refine their craft

Learning From a Living History

Korean oral histories project showcases the power of storytelling

Nora Youngs at chalkboard

$2.4-Million Gift Brings Continued Support to Tenured Faculty

The Haynesville Project’s transformative grants for faculty research are extended through 2027

Professor of Art Véronique Plesch has dedicated herself to bringing Colby students fully into the world of art—not just to admire, but to engage with directly. (Photo by Brian Fitzgerald).

Bringing Art History to Life

Professor of Art Véronique Plesch looks back on three decades at Colby

Miller Library

This Moment of Leaving: Four Faculty Members Retire

As teachers, scholars, and mentors, they leave a lasting legacy on campus and beyond

Natalie Michelle talks to group

Leading Scholars in the Field of Environmental Humanities Gather at Colby

In its fourth year, the Summer Institute in the Environmental Humanities creates a platform for discussing the pressing issues of the day

Professor of French Valérie Dionne

Amplifying Other Voices  

Valérie Dionne reflects on her years as the director of the Oak Institute for Human Rights

Jeannine Anderson singing

Arisa White’s Powerful New Opera

The associate professor of English previews her work-in-progress in preparation for its premiere at the Gordon Center for Creative and Performing Arts in 2025

Jon Weiss with students

The True Frenchman

The longtime director of Colby in Dijon, Jon Weiss fails only retirement

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