The Ghastly and Grand World of Lee Brown Coye

The Picker Art Gallery offers a retrospective of this central New York artist's work. 

This Con Artist Was Expelled From the University

In the spring of 1887, a promising young man named Joseph Slattery arrived in Hamilton, N.Y., to become a student in the theological seminary at Madison University, now Colgate.

A Coach Remembered: Dick Biddle

With the recent passing of Coach Dick Biddle, Colgate Magazine honors his life.

Sampling the Seafloor

Paul Harnik and students embarked on a research trip to the Gulf of Mexico.

MLK Speaker Calls for Unity in Our Nation

Bishop Edwin C. Bass was the keynote for Colgate's celebration of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

Student Entrepreneurs Selected as Clinton Global Initiative

Three Colgate students were selected for their fellowship projects aiming to make a difference both on campus and in the world.

‘The Home We Had Been Looking For’

Colgate celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Harlem Renaissance Center (HRC) in November.

A Tiny House With a Larger Meaning

The Little House, an installation in the Clifford Gallery, was the result of a collaboration between lecturer in art and art history Samuel Guy and multidisciplinary artist Marissa Graziano.

Salmagundi: The Remarkable Paul Hopkins ’27 and Babe Ruth Connection

Read about the life of baseball player Paul Hopkins '27.

Is the U.S. Consistent With Handling Human Rights Violations?

Colgate students explored a variety of research topics throughout the summer.