Professor David McCabe examines various common explanations for the value of the humanities, and why he feels none of them truly do the humanities justice.

Debra LoCastro '05 sheds light on why leading organizations like Google value liberal arts degrees during the hiring process.

In light of the Ebola outbreak that spiked last summer, organizations like the United Nations and the World Health Organization have been consulting Professor Mary Moran, whose longtime research now has a new purpose.

Many of Colgate's alumni are using Instagram to share snapshots of their careers, life experiences, and travels with their followers. Here are a few of the most interesting accounts we've seen.

Although he is responsible for Colgate’s $850 million endowment, JS Hope ’97 is as cool as a cucumber.

From the very beginning, New York City–based actress, dancer, and singer Ivy Austin ’79 has been destined for a life on stage.

Owners Gretchen (Jordan) ’93 and Peter Menzies ’93 have grounds for excitement as they begin their second year running Little Joe’s Coffee & Books, nestled in the quaint town of Katonah, N.Y.

As president of College Admissions Strategies, independent counselor Lee Shulman Bierer ’76 works with students and families in selecting colleges, application strategies, and finding scholarships.

In the documentary SICKCARE, Brent Smith '06 examines how our society encourages the many health problems with which it struggles.

At the intersection of geography and the environment, Jenna Glat ’14 found her interest in helping people live better lives.

Dave “Ace” Case ’80 savored “Every Moment” as he played that original — and other songs — with his band The Gully Hubbards at Good Nature Brewery in Hamilton.

Unexpected twists and turns took George Hamilton '58 from a year with CBS television to a career of investigative and counterintelligence work with the FBI.