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Practicing religion in college has its rewards—and can introduce unanticipated challenges.
After finishing her Colby studies in January, Emily Colin '10J had plans to coach alpine skiing at a high school in Vermont, study arctic watersheds in Alaska, and bicycle from Ecuador to Argentina teaching young people about the environment.
Colby holds the 40th Annual Service of Lights and Carols, December 11 and 12th.
Professor of History Paul Josephson inspires students to question the most basic assumptions about technology.
College campuses can feel crowded at times, but Colby students manage to find their own, sometimes out-of-the-way, places to get their work done.
Upgrades at Colby’s student-run radio station, WMHB, mean a new space and new programming.
Students who take time off often return to Colby with a new perspective.
Daniel Gomez '09, a music and physics major, is blending his passions through a dual program with Dartmouth.
Volunteering with struggling Waterville residents gives students new perspectives
Selected students start research at the very beginning of their Colby careers
Independent majors give students with unique academic interests the opportunity to develop their own courses of study.