I Went to Ukraine to Find My Roots. The KGB Found Me First.

Howard Fineman recounts his experience traveling to Ukraine on a Watson Fellowship in the 1970s.

Kaleidoscopic Memory

An excerpt from Professor Peter Balakian's new book of poetry, No Sign.

In the Media

“As (former Supreme Court justice) Sandra Day O’Connor used to say quite a bit, it’s good to be the first, but you don’t want to be the last.” — Elizabeth W...

The Beard Award

Publicly, Bryan Miller ’74 had one of the most enviable jobs as a New York Times restaurant critic. Privately, he was often wrestling with bipolar II disorder.

Breaking Open

In "All the Colors Came Out," Kate Fagan writes about her close yet sometimes complicated relationship with her dad, Chris Fagan ’77, who died of ALS.

In the Media

From gender disparities in women's sports to the Armenian genocide, Colgate people comment on topical issues in the media.

Capturing Joy in Times of Adversity

In her prize-winning new book, The Falls, Emily Mohn-Slate ’01 dives into the complexity of emotions.

Taking a Stand

Kathryn Bertine ’97 leads the way in opening the Tour de France to female cyclists.

Setting Sail

A student restores an old steel boat and embarks on a seafaring journey.

Marveling at the Universe Together

Alina Sabyr ’19 travels the world to study the power of looking up.