“It’s that sense of sadness that comes from being marginalized in the way you are viewed by society.”

Sociologist Paul Lopes is studying the uniqueness of K-pop and its startling success.

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Nobel Peace Prize winner, journalist, and author Maria Ressa detailed the profound dangers of the digital landscape while visiting campus but remains hopeful for the future.

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Through the collective power of our alumni, current students are able to access the experiences that make Colgate extraordinary.

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Gwen Eichfeld ’25 is a Goldwater Scholarship recipient and a Harvard-Amgen Scholar.

Eichfeld interned at the National Institutes of Health where she researched rare genetic diseases and is currently working with Professor Priscilla Van Wynsberghe.

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.Colgate Men's Hockey Head Coach Mike Harder recently coached the Reno Ice team at the Toyota Sled Hockey Nationals.

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Colgate alumni returned to campus to share tips on career exploration and job search strategies with students through Colgate University Career Services.

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Jacey Heldrich ’08 talks about what it's like to write for The Handmaid's Tale ahead of the show’s sixth and final season.

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Join Professor Jeff Bary and Michael Lam ’11 for a discussion on the intersection of astrophysics, pulsar research, and mentorship.

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'Discovering a new type of star is pretty interesting all by itself, but discovering it’s dark matter that’s powering this — that would be huge.'

If confirmed, dark stars could reveal the nature of dark matter, an unsolved problem in physics.

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Willow Path will have several trees replaced this spring as part of Colgate’s continuous effort to steward the campus and maintain the University’s distinctive landscape.

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When talking about sustainability efforts, the work is never done and that's why Colgate University has an ambitious goal to be a zero-waste and plastic-free campus by 2030.

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ICYMI: Bernstein Hall will open this fall.

The Center for Arts, Creativity, and Innovation will be named in honor of the genealogical roots of lead donor, Dan Benton ’80, H’10, P’10.

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'To even have a very small role in hopefully affecting the country in a positive way, is very rewarding.”

Eli Cousin ’20, press secretary for U.S. Sen. Jon Tester of Montana, gets to see politics up close.

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Every second counts in the race to develop new lifesaving drugs.

Colgate Assistant Professor Jacob Goldberg and URI Assistant Professor Fang Wang have developed a groundbreaking approach that could cut the process from days to seconds.

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What can Earth's crystals and glass tell us about the history of Mars?

Erika Rader ’07 is searching for clues about Mars’ ancient past in lava flows on Earth.

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Join us tonight at 7 p.m. (doors open at 6 p.m.) for a live recording of WCNY's longest-running television series, #IvoryTower , at the Colgate Memorial Chapel at Colgate University! The event is free and open to the public.

Learn more at wcny.org/ivory_tower.

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“Clearly we have to begin to rethink in very fundamental ways what the structure of our national security is going to be like,” says New York Times correspondent David Sanger, a three-time Pulitzer Prize winner during his visit to Colgate.

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'This is the alcohol related version of neurocognitive disorder or dementia.”

Julia Martinez, associate professor of psychological and brain sciences, discusses the connection between heavy use of alcohol and neurocognitive issues.

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'It was at Colgate where I began to realize how the arts, science, and athletics come together.'

Colgate's 15th president, Rebecca Chopp returned to campus for Arts, Creativity, and Innovation Weekend speaking about the science of Alzheimer’s.

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As part of the Ivory Tower on the Road series, Colgate University will host an episode of the longest-running @WNCYPBS television series.

The event is open to all Colgate students, faculty, staff, and community members.

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