Author: Norah Hendrickson ’27

Colgate researchers traveled the Blue Ridge Parkway to study light pollution.

Every week during the academic year, Ally Song ’26 made the short trip off campus to the picturesque Whispering Hill Equestrian Center in nearby Cazenovia. There, Colgate’s club equestrian team comes together to spend time with the horses and prepare for Intercollegiate Horse Show Association competitions, where they regularly face off against teams from surrounding colleges — many of them varsity programs. Song, an economics and classics double major, never missed a single horse show in all her four years on the team. She competed both on the flat, where riders are judged for their form while commanding the horse…

Five Colgate alumnae participated in the 2026 Winter Olympic Games.

Alumni reflect on their volunteer experiences.

He joined the Hamilton Fire Department during the pandemic — and discovered a future career.

Greg Reutershan ’11 is using the same creativity he learned while working for the Onion and Stephen Colbert to share lessons on life.

Colgate welcomed three presidents of leading liberal arts colleges on Feb. 25 to discuss the mounting challenges faced by higher education.

Across academic departments, seniors chose an array of topics for their theses.

The exhibition included more than 200 historically significant woodcut pieces.

The Colgate University chaplain and Protestant campus minister is an Army reserve chaplain.