Colgate people weigh in on current issues.
Author: Contributing Writer
Colgate alumni of color met in Harlem in October to raise a glass to Colgate’s bicentennial and to honor Provost Tracey Hucks.
Students and alumni of color met and discussed Colgate’s history and future at Colgate weekends. Alumni shared their stories and advice for current students.
Richard Frank ’57 shares the story of meeting his childhood hero while casually strolling New York with Norman Mailer.
Madelyn Santos ’09 thought Garrington Spence ’10 was joking when he first asked her out. Almost a decade later, they were married in the Dominican Republic.
Alumni can be seen sporting their Colgate gear here, there, and everywhere around the globe.
In the fall, Colgate faculty members and the Board of Trustees voted unanimously to adopt a report in support of academic freedom and freedom of expression.
An exhibition in the Linsley Geology Museum shows off “The Beauty of Sculpted Minerals.”
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Colgate alumni share their news regarding weddings, births, and adoptions