1

For Women’s Equality Day, Memorial Chapel joined local bell towers in ringing 19 times at 6:19 p.m. to celebrate the 19th amendment.

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Illustrations by Toby Triumph

2

The New York Six Liberal Arts Consortium named President Brian W. Casey as its chair.

3

Teaching about Gender Diversity is a new publication co-edited by Susan Woolley, professor of educational studies and director of the LGBTQ Studies Program.

4

Juneteenth will be a holiday for Colgate faculty and staff members and students, beginning in 2021.

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5

The Urban Land Institute’s Foundations of Real Estate, which debuted at Colgate last year, offers online curriculum for students interested in real estate careers.

6

Students and Alumni Council members participated in “13 Tables of 13,” which discussed topics ranging from Colgate traditions to the 2020 election.

7

The Board of Trustees voted to expand from 35 to 38 members
to increase its racial diversity.

8

Hamilton has been certified as a Climate Smart Community based on actions — and efforts by Colgate members — that mitigate climate change.

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9

Associate Professor of Writing and Rhetoric Emerita Margaret Darby published The Hothouse Flower: Nurturing Women in the Victorian Conservatory, which grew out of two courses.

10

Rob Stone ’91 of Fox Sports, Alan Flowers ’88 of the NFL, and other alumni contributed to “The Intersection of Sports and Entertainment” online in August.

11

Colgate is among Condé Nast Traveler’s 50 Most Beautiful College Campuses in America.

12

Konosioni donated $1,976 to the Community Action Partnership, helping families in need during the pandemic.

13

quROARantine: Dart Colegrove Commons marked the end of quarantine with a synchronized scream Sept. 8.

illustration of mouth yelling "WAHOO!"