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Colgate Love Stories: John ’92 and Robin Pratt ’92 Rathjens

These alumni are both optometrists and married each other in Colgate Memorial Chapel.

Professor Hirata uses a small bamboo scoop called a chashaku to prepare the powdered matcha tea.

The Way of Tea: Colgate’s Own Japanese Tea Room

A newly renovated space provides a window into Japanese culture.

Yinka Morayinko-Barnes ’15 and Alex Morayinko Barnes ’15 pose on a wooden bridge near the oceanshore

Colgate Love Stories: Yinka Morayinko-Barnes ’15 and Alex Morayinko Barnes ’15

It wasn’t long into their relationship before Yinka Morakinyo-Barnes ’15 and Alex Morakinyo-Barnes ’15 realized how well they worked together under pressure.

Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa (right) delivered a talk on stage moderated by Professor Alexander Karn (left).

Nobel Peace Prize Winner Maria Ressa Delivers Global Leaders Keynote

While detailing the profound dangers of today’s digital landscape, Nobel Peace Prize winner, journalist, and author Maria Ressa ultimately delivered a hopeful message during her talk at Colgate on Oct. 28, 2023.

Professor Jeff Bary points to a computer monitor while a student looks on. Other students are working on computers in the background.

Prof. Jeff Bary Is Helping Raise Awareness About Light Pollution

He was awarded the prestigious Sweet Family Chair endowed position.

Siegel Professorship Supports Provost and Dean of the Faculty

A $2.5 million gift from Mark Siegel ’73 underscores the provost's position.

Contemporaneous Ensemble Begins Residency at Colgate

Colgate's music department welcomes New York City-based ensemble Contemporaneous for a three-year residency at the University.

Colgate Love Stories: Nicole Hawkins ’14 and Jack Metelski ’15

Animal lovers Nicole Hawkins ’14 and Jack Metelski ’15 married at the zoo in June 2022.

The Clearing on Colgate's campus - an open gathering space with trees and benches

The Clearing: A New Campus Space for Community, Reflection

Members of the Colgate community gathered on Aug. 15 for the dedication of the Clearing, a new campus space formed by an arc of trees that have been planted along a bend in Payne Creek as it winds toward Taylor Lake.

Helping the Garden Grow

Colgate’s Community Garden received $110,000 to help fund a greenhouse and an electric golf cart to transport compost materials.

Mary Donofrio