Tagged: people

John C. Cushman III ’63, chairman of global transactions at Cushman & Wakefield Inc, shares some quick facts about his life.

Zakia Haywood '97 uses her lifetime of running experience and background in social services to organize We Run Brownsville, a group encouraging people in her Brooklyn, N.Y., neighborhood to get fit.

Emily Constantine Doren '04 and her sister opened Lace & Day, a lingerie store focused on offering women great-fitting garments.

After collaborating with folk music legend Richie Havens, Kyle Morris '72 is helping children learn through reading and music with his new book.

Kendall (Smith) Harvey ’02, a counselor and therapist, offers two simple pieces of advice to improve mental well-being.

After experiencing a near-fatal car crash, Dali Burgado '01 decided to make some major life changes.

Colgate University alumni can be seen sporting their Colgate gear here, there, and everywhere around the globe.

Albert Naïm ’14, in business school in Paris, offers his advice for off-the-beaten-path sights and experiences in the French capital.

As the Class of 2021 settles in, President Brian W. Casey introduces them to the rest of the Colgate community.

Barnet Kellman '69, professor at the University of Southern California, discusses his new chair, Robin Williams, and the transition from TV to academia.

Gay Gordon-Byrne '76, executive director of the Repair Association, fights against corporations which try to limit the operations of independent repairpeople.

Alvin Moyer '89 heads the revamped palliative care division at Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center, where he focuses on a caring, patient-centered attitude.