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Honoring Colgate’s longest-serving professor, Jerome “Jerry” Balmuth

Autumn 2016: Art and environmental perceptions; Geography alumni: on the map; Live and Learn; Singapore swap; Syllabus

Spring 2016: Learn more about recent works of literature, music, and film created by members of the Colgate community.

Remembering Jim Dickinson '39 whose involvement with Colgate University spanned a lifetime.

Rev. Coleman Brown, Colgate’s chaplain and professor of philosophy and religion for nearly three decades, died Dec. 14, 2014, at the age of 80.

Tucker Daddis ’17 (right) consults with laboratory instructor Patricia Jue as he makes beta-bromostyrene, a compound with a floral odor used in the soap and perfume industry, for Organic Chemistry I. The lab exercise asks the students to characterize the product to determine the mechanism of the reaction. (Photo by Andrew M. Daddio)

As Apollo looks on, Seth Holm, a visiting assistant professor of the classics, engages with a student during his Elementary Classical Greek II course, taught in the W.H. Gifford Classics Center in Lawrence Hall. (Photo by Andrew M. Daddio)

Midweek critique with Professor Lynette Stephenson in Painting 1. (Photo by Andrew M. Daddio)

Frequencies are fascinating fun. Professor Beth Parks helps Peter Juviler ’15 and Jodi Forward ’15 tee up an oscilloscope to measure the frequencies of musical notes rung on tuning forks for Physics 112 lab. (Photo by Andrew Daddio)

Jim Dickinson '39 returned to the Colgate football stands — where he has served as student, faculty, and administrator — approximately 82 years after his first football game.