Grave markers dot the 75-mile trail from the town of Nezuk to Srebrenica in Bosnia. These served as constant reminders of the 1995 genocide as Tracy Greene Craighead ’85 trekked the March of Peace in July.
Biophysicist Carl Blackman ’63 is cooking up new ways to treat cancer, all thanks to a surprising discovery in the 1970s that questioned how microwave ovens work.
Hannah Robinson '11 worked building legal cases involving genocide crimes in Guatemala, a nation where 26 legal professionals have been murdered since 2013.
There have been no paper jams for multigenerational Colgate duo J. Kemper Matt Sr. ’57 and J. Kemper Matt Jr. ’94, who serve as chairman and president, respectively, of Dupli Envelope and Graphics Corporation in Syracuse, N.Y.
Jack Kupferman ’77 is a champion for issues related to elders. It’s a lifelong dedication for the attorney who is employed by the New York City Department for the Aging.
Robert Virgil Smith, Harry Emerson Fosdick Professor of philosophy and religion emeritus and a United Methodist pastor for more than 45 years, died peacefully at home on Feb. 12, 2015. He was 94 years old.
