Founder of Girls’ Leadership Camp in Meriden, N.H., she is also a motivational speaker for women’s groups nationwide.

Some runners train to lose weight or for the rush of competing in races. For Colonie, N.Y., police officer Louis DiNuzzo ’04, however, training has far more serious implications.

Byron “Blitz” Fox ’62 soars the San Francisco skies in his 1968 Nanchang CJ-6A. He’s one of five fly guys who founded the Bay Bombers Squadron, a “precision warbird mass formation display team.”

The 85-year-old looks back on a career packed with moments spent with the entertainers he worked with and the TV shows he produced.

Physics major spent three years as a financial analyst before undertaking a career in medicine.

The president of the CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity, based in Syracuse, is a strong advocate for central New York.

Spring 2014: Jon Berenson ’85 and Carolyn VanMetre ’86 met as lab partners in 1984, kicking off what is now a 30-year romance.

Photo: “Misha na stule.” (“Misha is on the chair.”): Geography professor Michael Loranty sits up for a lesson in prepositions in first-year Russian with Professor Ian Helfant (right). Loranty audited the course because he researches eco-hydrology in Siberia. (Photo by Andrew Daddio)

Photo: Springtime silhouette of James B. Colgate Hall.

Photo: On February 14, Colgate answered the One Billion Rising for Justice campaign’s call to “rise, release, dance” — demanding an end to violence against women and girls. (Photo by Anna Heil ’16)

Photo: Having a ball at Dancefest. (Photo by Ashlee Eve ’14)

Photo: Dig this: Quinneil Simmons ’14 (forefront) and other students on a COVE alternative break trip to St. Kitts and Nevis worked with community partners like Basseterre High School on beautification projects and cultural exchange through music. (Photo by Ashlee Eve ’14)