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Eight Unexpected Places AI is Emerging in Colby’s Curriculum

Davis Institute for Artificial Intelligence funds proposals across disciplines

London financial district skyline

London Calling

Panmure Gordon internships give Colby juniors an edge in finance careers

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A Critical Eye Toward the Medical Humanities

Inaugural Public Humanistic Inquiry Lab interrogates race and medicine

Carol Lipschultz ’20 and Martin Schnermann ’02 at the National Cancer Institute

Bright Futures in Cancer Research

At NCI, young Colbians contribute interdisciplinary scientific thinking

Katie Southworth '16 in her studio.

A Cause For Color

Katie Southworth '16 uses art to heal and promote mental well-being

Emmanuel Sogunle ’21

Emmanuel Sogunle ’21 Receives Franko-Maisel Prize for Public Policy

Emmanuel Sogunle, who believes policy is the most effective tool to achieve educational equity, has been awarded the Franko-Maisel Prize for Public Policy.

Sandy Maisel and Jim Fleming

Professors Fleming and Maisel Retire after Mentoring Generations of Students

Distinguished teachers and scholars James Fleming and Sandy Maisel retire from Colby following decades of research, teaching, and service on Mayflower Hill.

Adam Howard

What Adam Howard Has Learned

How two decades of scholarship have taught one professor—and his students—ways to disrupt privilege

Marilyn Mavrinac

Visionary Professor and Leader of Education Program Marilyn Mavrinac Dies at 93

Marilyn Mavrinac broadened Colby’s Education Program into its current liberal arts-based exploration of education and its role in society.

Harold Alfond Athletic Center Field House with runner

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