The Biden administration appointed Jung Pak ’96 as deputy assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs.
“Turtle Supreme,” which doubled as a fully functional quinzhee (snow hut), won the student snow sculpture competition.
Bob Ross paint by numbers was one “Coop Kit” option for students’ entertainment during January quarantine.
758 hours were volunteered by staff and faculty members to help students move in for the spring semester.
In its first year, Colgate’s no-loan initiative awarded more than $1.5 million to students.
The Council on Foreign Relations awarded an international affairs fellowship to LeRoy Potts ’85 for 2021–22.
363 Colgate alumni have served in the Peace Corps, which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year.
Don Vaughan, the Don Vaughan Head Men’s Hockey Coach, reached a career milestone when he coached his 1,000th game at the end of 2020.
Professor Ephraim Woods and students built an apparatus to understand sunlight-driven reactions in Earth’s atmosphere.
Students were invited to perform a song, poetry, and tell jokes in their native tongues as part of ALANA’s International Mother Language Day Open Mic Night.
More than 40 alumni hosted career sessions for 230+ second-year students participating in SophoMORE Connections.
This year’s Dancefest, an event that usually packs the chapel with attendees, was held virtually for the first time with prerecorded performances.
Kiko Galvez, the Charles A. Dana Professor of physics and astronomy, has honored Colgate with its first official patent: a method to determine the topographical charge of an optical beam.