Stories
Past and present Colby runners joined forces to win the seventh annual Around Mount Desert Island Relay this summer.
Two of Colby’s residence halls, renovated last summer, received LEED gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.
College students in central Maine had practically just arrived on their campuses when it was time to leave—to go downtown for the third annual Hill ’n the ’Ville festival Sept.12.
When Dean of Admissions Parker Beverage introduced the Class of 2013 to the president and faculty of Colby in September, he didn’t just show off his speechwriting skills, but his math skills, too. Here’s Dean Beverage’s snapshotof the class—by the numbers.
Professor Walter Hatch on how the proliferation of NGOs is changing China (or not).
Students who spent the summer doing research with faculty presented their findings at the second annual Colby Undergraduate Summer Research Retreat (CUSRR), hosted by Crab Apple Whitewater in The Forks, a small town near the Canadian border.
DNA profiling has been adopted with great success in the United States and across Europe, but it is not yet used widely in other parts of the world. In a lecture Sept. 26, Professor of Chemistry Julie Millard explained the science underlying the use of DNA in forensic investigations.
What do zombie films and crustaceans have in common? Both were the subjects of presentations at the 10th Annual Colby Undregraduate Research Symposium. 
