A tribute to lawyer Dennis Riordan ’70, who died in August.
Author: Aleta Mayne
Prolific author Jennifer E. Smith ’03 has four of her YA novels being made into movies.
Colgate alumni who work in museums are challenging expectations.
In his advanced computer science course, Professor Nick Diana teaches students to build technology that is meaningful.
Number 13, Maxwells candy, Emrys the dog, a “Slices Come Plain Only” T-shirt. These and other iconic symbols of Colgate and its environs are integrated into this illustration that Attabelle Wasniewski ’20 created for her good friend Katie Bray “KB” McGhee ’20. The two spent the final months of their senior spring semester at Wasniewski’s family home outside of Boston when students left campus early due to the pandemic. Wasniewski, a film and media studies and economics double major, continued to practice her art. McGhee decided to commission a piece from her because she wanted something to commemorate their Colgate…
Meet Pia Henzi ’89, competitive shooter
Filmmaker Julie Cohen ’86 has released a new documentary about legendary cook and TV personality Julia Child.
In her new book, Nayma Qayum ’02 looks at how women-led grassroots organizations are making progress in Bangladesh.
The hosts of AfterGate, Alvin Glymph ’91 and German DuBois ’91, created
the podcast as a platform for alumni of color to tell their stories — how they experienced Colgate and their professional accomplishments following graduation.
This photo of the longest partial eclipse in 580 years is by astronomy-physics major Riley Corcoran ’22, who took the image at Foggy Bottom Observatory.