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• High school golfers say Seven Oaks is way above par
• Watch entire commencement exercise or highlights video
• Standard & Poor’s raises Colgate University’s bond rating
• Packers president shares life experiences with graduates
• Photos from commencement weekend 2012
• Eboo Patel delivers baccalaureate address at Colgate
• 1819 Award presented posthumously to Vic Krivitski ’12
• Colgate’s 191st commencement to be webcast live Sunday
• Men’s lacrosse advances in NCAA Tournament
• Aveni coauthors paper detailing new Mayan calendar
• Raider is named finalist for top men’s lacrosse award
• Art students present: What Museums Collect
• Watch the video of flash mob on Academic Quad
• Alison Wohlers ’10 talks about her Fulbright to Morocco
• Stress-relievers help ease crunch of semester’s final days
• Alumni reopen inn near campus featuring new art colony
• Raider is only collegiate player in world hockey tournament
• Applicants commended for pursuit of fellowships
• Flash mob gives Quad a temporary new look
• A photo is worth a thousand pixels
• Feeling like a kid again at Sidekicks carnival
• Feeling like a kid again at Sidekicks carnival
• A busy sports weekend at Colgate University
• Colgate to play Lehigh in ‘classic’ lacrosse title game
• Dancefest to be webcast live from Chapel on Saturday
• ‘Lost Boy of Sudan’ lecture fits with international theme
• Students sleuth provenance in ARTS 481
• Playwright visits campus for production by student group
• Tickets available for Sir Richard Branson, April 13
• Guest speakers add a great deal to classroom learning
• Students, staff, and faculty swept away by curling
• Colgate helped prepare spy for the Cold War
• Austin Smith ’12 is finalist for major hockey award
• Sheila R. Johnson-Willis named director for EEO/AA
• Alumna explores natural earth burials in documentary
• Army major reports from Afghanistan
• Mark H. Murphy ’77 to be 2012 commencement speaker
• Scholarship behind the scenes
• Faculty help first-year feeling under the weather
• Peter Balakian receives prestigious social justice prize
• Thought Into Action looks to attract more entrepreneurs
• Colgate appoints Suzy M. Nelson dean of the college
• Raiders look to bring home ECAC Hockey trophy
• Colgate biologist receives NIH ‘AREA’ grant
• Senior’s gallery talk opens Longyear exhibition
• Avicii to perform on campus for springtime celebration
• Alumni to premiere films at SXSW film festival
• Biology professor publishes letter in Science
• Picker Institute announces 2102 research awards
• India faculty share religious dilemma at brown bag
• Student-athlete’s program raises $22,000 for charities
• Performances by guest musicians tie in to core course
• Nigel Young receives Dayton peace award
• Theory of Flight show blends art and science at Viz Lab
• President co-edits highly praised book on ‘fault lines’
• Cornel West returns to campus to inspire, provoke
• Table of Babel helps students learn languages at lunch
• Patriot League approves athletic merit aid for football
• Expanded vegetarian option at dining hall is popular
• New provost and dean of the faculty enjoyed blue-sky debut
• Students canoe the Everglades with Outdoor Education
• Colgate track recruit is an inspiration to N.Y. Giants
• Studying abroad not just for students
• Alan Frumin '68 retires as Senate parliamentarian
• Good Food just one club of interest for first-year
• Bookstore, theater create program for community
• Celebrated artist Ann Hamilton at Colgate University
• Raiders take the brooms out for sweep of Big Red
• Early Decision II is still an option for applicants
• Teaching (and preaching) the humanities online
• King keynote speaker delivers powerful message
• Break offers chance to rest, travel to El Salvador
• Catch up on sleep over break? Think again!
• Colgate recognized for Peace Corps volunteers
• Film by Joe Berlinger '83 is nominated for Oscar
• Colgate in the News: Jazz, Money, and More
• Real World event gives seniors a confidence boost
• Dr. Robert Bray '77 treats NHL star for concussion
• Colgate to host 16th Real World conference
• Classics professor honored for teaching excellence
• University to celebrate legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Faculty reflect, reveal, record impressions of India
• Live webcast to focus on international students
• WWKMS? (What Would Karl Marx Say?)
• Professor, student team up to help village business
• Faculty travel to India to internationalize core curriculum
• Robert Morvillo '60 defended Martha Stewart, others
• Art history students to study "new" ancient reliefs
• Highly ranked debate team readies for championships
• Term-paper crush replaces relaxing Thanksgiving break
• Faculty answer media calls about range of topics
• Eric Noyes '86 helps American Indians keep traditions
• Resourceful professors take students 'Beyond Colgate'
• Colgate helps make sure holiday is a happy one
• Psychology professor Kevin Carlsmith dies at age 44
• Student-athlete graduation success rate highlighted
• Open Doors cites Colgate for students studying abroad
• Colgate's DiRT members help hurricane victims
• Emmy-winning alumnus leads USC comedy initiative
• Chemistry professor honored for research
• 13th win pushes men's rugby club into nationals
• Weekend includes hurricane cleanup, trip to The Met
• Director at The Onion peels back power of satire
• Colgate ranks highly for Fulbright participation
• Colgate hosts Family Weekend 2011
• Aveni named judge for global science competition
• Interfaith competency begins in year one
• Our first snow, Eboo Patel, registration, and parents
• Students studying French visit island of Martinique
• University dedicates Raab House
• Abolitionists' pivotal role in CNY featured at ceremony
• Speaker takes academic look at inequality
• Renovated Colgate Inn begins new traditions
• Admission live webcast: If you ask it, they will answer
• Lyle Roelofs named president of Berea College
• Colgate dedicates Buttitta Varsity Weight Room
• Fitness center is the perfect midterm stress-reliever
• Author Richard Russo visits campus as part of course
• Events celebrating life of Marable to be webcast live
• Physics professor receives prestigious Oersted Medal
• Theologian shares remembrances of John Paul II
• Colgate, SU collaborate for art students' exhibitions
• Anthropologist studies role of cyber-insecurity in war
• Conversations with friends at home focus on Colgate
• Portable financial aid increases study abroad options
• Alumnus is lead prosecutor in big insider trading case
• Steve Jobs and Apple transformed college campuses
• Greentivities Fair highlights sustainability efforts
• Forum focuses on ways to make Colgate more inclusive
• Economists study unintended impact of H-1B visa cap
• Students invite area residents to university's back yard
• Virgin Group founder is next Global Leaders speaker
• ABC newsman discusses Hispanic heritage in talk
• Watching roommate compete in rugby match is a win
• Founders' Day convocation address by George Hudson
• Students do the math and do the research, too
• The Fever debates Marxism at Brehmer Theater
• Speaker discusses the politics of oil in the Niger Delta
• Colgate curmudgeon Andy Rooney signs off from CBS
• Researchers study 'invasion' of alien earthworms
• Italian Club offers fun approach to language, food
• Two students research political corruption in India
• Professor discusses issue of Palestinian statehood
• President Herbst offers clear vision for need-blind future
• Activities fair highlights variety of clubs offered here
• Author Colson Whitehead adds comic touch to reading
• Colgate targets 2019 bicentennial for carbon neutrality
• Community mourns loss, celebrates life of student
• Longyear exhibition features Iroquois beadwork
• Living Writers course extended to alumni, parents
• Host families, international students form lasting ties
• University joins in marking 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Students dodge raindrops, settle into class schedules
• Knecht, who is retiring, gets animated about exhibition
• University monitoring weather for possible flooding
• Zipcar car-sharing program revs up at campus launch
• University set to mark 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Room for Debate: New York Times asks President Herbst about academic freedom and China
• First week of classes really brings campus to life
• Meet new faculty members for this academic year
• Everyone sweating it out at Trudy Fitness Center
• Hamilton International Film Festival shines for 3rd year
• Hurricane Irene prompts some schedule adjustments
• Move-in Day adds to busy week for first-year blogger
• First-years are welcomed to Colgate community
• Colgate, Patagonia Sur approve pact on carbon offsets
• Alumni who own CNY businesses featured in Scene
• Researchers focus on Hamilton homes, Ethiopia forests
• President Herbst explores causes of conflict in article
• Student's volunteer work at reservation recognized
• Campers from around world spread word about Colgate
• Economics professor weighs in on debt-limit debate
• Cuomo appoints alumnus to CNY economic council
• Board of Trustees elects new leadership
• Survey: Colgate education leads to well-paying careers
• Arnold Sio, former Colgate professor, dies at 93
• Reliving the liberal arts at Summer on the Hill
• International film festival returns to village Aug. 4-7
• Herbst among higher education leaders visiting Israel
• U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand stresses sciences in visit
• Colgate capitalizes on fundraising momentum in 2011
• Colgate hosts prestigious Flaherty Film Seminar
• Sustainability is second nature at Colgate
• Fans can watch Senior Open qualifier at Seven Oaks
• Free screenings tonight as part of Flaherty Seminar
• Professor looks to identify Internet 'attack traffic'
• Professors offer options for your summer reading list
• Acclaimed writers to serve as faculty for conference
• Colgate bucks trend by expanding tenure-stream faculty
• First-year's China trip brings campus course to life
• Colgate hosts hundreds of alumni for Reunion 2011
• Colgate team helps run youth camp on reservation
• Student-faculty paper examines NHL team relocations
• COVE salvage program helps 35 local organizations
• Alumnus takes on case no other attorney would touch
• Colgate, Ugandan hospital form research partnership
• Kiki Koroshetz wins prestigious 1819 Award
• Commencement address by Howard Fineman '70
• Graduates urged to be active editors in digital world
• President Herbst's remarks at 190th commencement
• Baccalaureate address by Rev. Maria A. Scates
• Flash mob adds new video twist to Colgate Day
• Walking through Forbidden City with Benton Scholars
• Video installations earn Schupf/Lorey art prize
• Theodore Herman memorial service to be held Friday
• Triplets among seniors profiled on Google map mashup
• Junior covers royal wedding as Associated Press intern
• Flying to China for long-awaited Benton Scholars trip
• Fellowship applicants lauded for intellectual curiosity
• Maggie Dunne '13 earns Newman Civic Fellow Award
• Colgate terrorism expert warns of al-Qaeda reprisal
• Finishing a ton of work as academic year nears end
• Some roads outside campus temporarily closed
• Konosioni auction raises record amount for charities
• Seniors present papers, field queries about MLB study
• University announces Balmuth Award recipient and other appointments
• ALANA fashion show makes hard work worthwhile
• University dedicates Trudy Fitness Center
• Alumnus involved in It Gets Better Project shares story
• Oz Project returns for second community production
• Alumni Council celebrates retiring VP RuthAnn Loveless
• Colgate Inn reopens after extensive renovations
• Dinner with professors proves to be fun and reassuring
• Microsite offers look at careers tied to specific majors
• Howard Fineman '70 is named commencement speaker
• Professor to use grant for research on Internet routers
• Debra Townsend named communications vice president
• Manning Marable, founding director of ALST, dies
• Photo: Chapel cupola lit in blue for autism effort
• Students urged to seek chance to turn idea into reality
• Nice to see how our groups give back to community
• Arts symposium to explore issue of cultural property
• President Herbst shares Africa research at lecture
• Chapel to turn blue as part of autism awareness effort
• QueerFest speaker stresses value of alliance building
• Getting ready for trip to China with Benton Scholars
• Jewish author adds flavor to Faith Week discussions
• Raiders raise coach's spirits, funds for cancer research
• President Herbst sends message about Japan tragedy
• Steve Boulay '83 helps reincarnate the Fab Four
• Institute awards grants to foster interdisciplinary study
• Professors share knowledge abroad, closer to home
• Senior class gift boosts Maroon Advantage
• Spring break a chance to reconnect with alumni
• Faculty receive grants for projects related to upstate
• Alumna discusses Fulbright fellowship in Indonesia
• Dick Hyman headlines Gould Memorial Concert
• Major storm puts kibosh on classes for a day
• University cancels all classes because of snow
• Lectures and events often tie in to classwork
• Exhibition, professor highlight alumni's role in arts
• University chaplains add music to ministry
• Author urges frank discussion about white privilege
• Classics professor has two new books available
• Students feed entrepreneurial spirit with new club
• Professor: Mideast democracy movement unstoppable
• Biology professor gets NIH grant for reovirus research
• Thrilled to be selected for a leadership role with LASO
• Artist explores spaces through wide array of mediums
• Alumnus in middle of major merger involving NYSE
• Gospel Fest fills Chapel with music and people
• Actress Carrie Clifford '93 talks shop and life in L.A.
• Glad for the chance to tutor local schoolchildren
• Fraternity members use their heads to support ill brother
• Jeff Fager '77 named chairman of CBS News
• Mark Murphy '77 wins second Super Bowl trophy
• Taking advantage of the many resources at Colgate
• Swoopes candidly discusses overcoming adversity
• Colgate among top producers of Peace Corps volunteers
• Documentary to focus on 1990 hockey team
• University delays opening until 8 a.m. Wednesday
• Colgate faculty members weigh in on Egypt crisis
• Seen and "herd" at the Trudy Fitness Center opening
• Colgate hits $400M campaign goal ahead of schedule
• A welcome return to Colgate after relaxing break
• A fit opening for Colgate's new fitness center
• Women's hockey team raises funds for autism efforts
• iTunes U site offers wide range of digital content
• Young alumnus wins U.S. Supreme Court case
• MLK speaker: Constitution must apply equally to all
• Colgate connection extends to Bears-Packers game
• Panel discussion focuses on issues of diversity
• Alumni offer words of advice, reassurance to seniors
• Extended study brings students to volcano's summit
• Events set for Martin Luther King Jr. observance
• Kathryn Bertine '97 discusses Olympics, ESPN, book
• Gift from Jonah Shacknai '78 a trove for COVE
• Theodore Herman, founder of P-Con program, dies
• Story about seniors' plans was most viewed in 2010
• Colgate ranks in top ten in post-graduate salaries
• Alumna named deputy press secretary for Biden
• Professor offers direction in exploring issue of aging
• Mel Watkins '62 explores evolution of black humor
• Students build support for Habitat for Humanity
• Study breaks help with crunch time here at Colgate
• President Herbst hosts podcast series on world affairs
• Raiders running back named AFCA All-American
• Steve Burke '80 in position to alter TV, video landscape
• ALANA provides home away from home during break
• 'Rap troubadour' drops his take on evolution
• First day of December brings first dose of snow
• Colgate among top Fulbright producers
• New Colgate team fares well at Ethics Bowl
• Adonal Foyle '98 speaks at CEO Conversations event
• Studying and spinning before Thanksgiving break
• Guest lecturer addresses race, grammar, and power
• Students produce rock 'n' roll photo exhibition
• Meetings with advisor help in considering a major
• Colgate marks 10th anniversary of tragic crash
• Caravaggio expert gives students new way to view art
• Elise DeRoo '12 earns honor, helps team make history
• Physics text reaffirms Colgate's innovative approach
• Endowment provides new beginning for Upstate Institute
• Boathouse proves to be perfect setting for new play
• Organizing successful visit by ex-MTV correspondent
• Tailgate features good food, fun, and philanthropy
• Alumnus, 33, argues case before U.S. Supreme Court
• Alumnus aims to help farmers turn waste into energy
• Colgate among six colleges awarded Mellon grant
• Colgate is No. 1 in graduation rate, says NCAA
• FOX News contributor offers views on 2010 election
• Helping show off Colgate is an exciting opportunity
• President Bill Clinton offers wide-ranging address
• Getting the chance to host a prospective student
• Professor leads app-armed hikers through East Village
• A warm welcome and a workout after break
• Lecture paints complex picture of African violence
• Colgate hosts consortium's first diversity conference
• Events scheduled for National Coming Out Week
• Alumnus provides help in flood-stricken Pakistan
• First-years hear from author of summer reading book
• Homecoming fun mixes with mid-term studying
• Faculty members appointed to distinguished chairs
• First-year to offer reflections about campus life
• Three biology professors awarded NSF grants
• Raider Nation readies for football game at Dome
• Former ambassador to address Mideast conflict
• Visions offers good information about campus groups
• Tradition finds new fans as rivalry is renewed
• Faculty members are recognized for book, article
• U.S. is critical to Mideast peace process, Kurtzer says
• Expo offers samples of summer opportunities
• Colgate already feels like a comfortable home
• Inauguration of Jeffrey Herbst as 16th president
• Community garden project proves very productive
• Chenango Summer Music Fest

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