In Tribute: Jim McLelland

No Mountain Too High: James M. McLelland Aug. 3, 1935–Nov. 26, 2020 Hiking miles into the wilderness, meticulously collecting data, James McLelland c...

His Vision for Empowerment: Michael Supa ’40

Michael Supa ’40 drove IBM's accessibility initiatives and coordinated the hiring of people with disabilities.

In Tribute: William J. ‘Bill’ Oostenink

William J. “Bill” Oostenink was well known on campus for his love of teaching and passion for community building — as well as for his signature voice.

Flashback: Warren M. ‘Andy’ Anderson ’37

A tribute to longtime N.Y. state senator Warren M. Anderson ’37.

A Reimagination of Research

When COVID-19 upended summer opportunities, Colgate students devised creative strategies.

A Grand Night for Singing

The Vintage Thirteen, composed of alumni from the ’60s, came to Hamilton to reunite with each other and to connect with current Thirteen members.

In Tribute: Jerome L. Wilson ’53: Senator, Lawyer, Reporter, Poet

July 16, 1931–Nov. 1, 2019 The front page of the April 28, 1966, issue of the New York Times features a two-column headline reading, “Divorce Reforms, First...

Lost and Found

A surprising discovery with a metal detector led to a treasure hunt that reunited a son with memories of his father, Stephen Lowe ’69.

Drawing on His Vision

For Colgate's Bicentennial, Jim Tevebaugh presented the University with drawings of campus as a gift from the Class of 1961.

In Tribute: Dexter Morrill ’60

The pioneering music professor and composer blended traditional jazz with early computer-generated music.