Forward Ross Mitton ’24 has a reputation for ending nail-biters against the competition in last-minute victories. Meet this captain of men's hockey. Photo by Mark DiOrio
Colgate squared off against Creighton in the first round of the NCAA tournament at the Omaha, Neb., university’s arena Dec. 1, 2023. The Raiders scored more points than any opponent facing the Bluejays on the road since early September, but the Raiders couldn’t quite finish in a 3–0 decision. Colgate concluded its season with their third-consecutive Patriot League title and fourth regular season championship in five years under head coach Ryan Baker. Photo by Olivia Hokanson
Danielle Cheifetz ’05 put her navigational skills to the test during a grueling, eight-day endurance rally through the desert. Read Cheifetz's reflection on the experience here. Photo by Paolo Baraldi
“We sing the alma mater song [lyrics], ‘when through thy valley,’ and this is a valley that was carved by glaciers,” says Joe Levy, associate professor of earth and environmental geosciences. In the fall, Levy taught Advanced Topics: Cryosphere, during which he introduced student researchers to the Earth’s icy regions. Photo by Mark DiOrio
Ellanah De La O ’24 taught other students how her Mexican-American family makes sopa de albondigas during ALANA's Cooking Around the World series. Join them in the kitchen. Photo by Mark DiOrio
Join evening practices on the field, stroll through campus, and follow bees for a biology assignment — all in the photo essay "Sunrise to Sunset on the Hill." Photo by Laura Barisonzi.
As president of the TIA venture Backpacks for Kids, Che Ku Kyet ’24 reciprocates the generosity given to her when she immigrated to America. Learn about her initiative. Photo by Mark DiOrio
Nobel Peace Prize winner, journalist, and author Maria Ressa said "We're living in a time where the ground under our feet is churning." Hear more from the Global Leaders speaker here. Photo by Mark DiOrio
In her new photography book, Deep Inside the Blues, Margo Cooper ’76 chronicles the lives of legendary musicians. Find out more about Cooper and her subjects.
Photographs, book pages, and magazine covers from the arts and crafts print movement are on display in Case Library as part of an exhibition by Special Collections and University Archives. Learn more here. Image courtesy of Special Collections and University Archives
