By: Ben Taylor

Recyclemania is here. The competition officially began on January 17 and will run until March 27. For those of you who don’t religiously read the environmental column and who missed last semester’s explanation of Recyclmania, here’s a re...

By: Natalie Gaugh

When students returned to campus earlier this January, they were met with new hours at the O’Connor Campus Center (Coop) and the Hieber Café, as well as a new Cruiser shuttle schedule. For the last several months the Student Government Associ...

By: Kate Preziosi

The Hamilton Five-Way Intersection Task Force will hold an open meeting at the Hamilton Public Library on Wednesday, February 3 to begin what will be an ongoing community discussion on improving the chaotic intersection at the heart of town....

By: Carter Cooper

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By: Carter Cooper

In the coming Spring semester, Colgate’s Student Government Association (SGA) is planning to implement several new initiatives that have been in the works for months. The SGA hopes that each of these new initiatives will greatly convenience the Colg...

By: Elisabeth Tone

On the evening of Monday, November 30, journalist Adrian Nicole LeBlanc rushed into the Robert H.N. Ho Lecture Room in Lawrence Hall. Her flight from New York had been delayed, and she was running late for the lecture scheduled for 7 p.m....

By: Ben Taylor

Like most schools, Colgate produces a lot of trash: around 2 million pounds was sent to the Madison County Landfill last year. This waste was responsible for over 880 tons of greenhouse gas emissions and cost nearly $60,000 in tipping fees, the charge lev...

By: Sarah Finn

On Thursday, November 19, professor and novelist Emmanuel Dongala came to Colgate to speak for the Living Writers series. Dongala was born and grew up in the Republic of the Congo, attended a French School and writes his novels in French, which are then t...

By: Rebekah Ward

As a Colgate student, one comes to expect the constant buzz of an active campus. That is, as long as classes are in session. As soon as any academic breaks come around, a strange lull falls over the formerly frantic hubbub of student life....

By: Ryan Smith

At the time of his arrest on November 16, all that was known about Jonathan J. Sanders was that he was a 20-year-old Madison resident apprehended for burglary in the second degree. Sanders was arrested for the string of break-ins that occurred over the co...

By: Paul Kasabian

On Wednesday, November 25 at 4 p.m., Vice President and Dean of the College Charlotte Johnson sent an e-mail to the Colgate community detailing the University’s policy on underground organizations and offering students in such organizations amnesty ...

By: Natalie Gaugh

This past weekend was eventful for Late Gate, as it sponsored both Ballroom Club’s “Guy Fawkes Masque Ball” and the Korean American Student Association (KASA) and the Chinese Interest Association’s (CIA) “Asian Glow” ev...

By: Taylor Fleming

It started with a simple idea: wear Colgate apparel on every Friday the 13th. But over the past five years, Colgate Day has become both an on-campus and an international celebration of spirit, association and tradition....

By: Mstislav Fedorchuk

On Sunday, November 15, Colgate students launched a letter writing campaign in an effort to encourage the passage of the Fair Elections Now Act and promote campus political participation....

By: Carter Cooper

On the evening of Tuesday, November 17, a group of 21 men and women gathered in the Hall of Presidents to have an open, honest and sober discussion about sexuality. Men at Colgate, a group dedicated to pursuing the question of what it means to be a succes...

By: Matt Usdin

Following the release of the Colgate Campus Life Survey (CCLS) earlier this month, Men at Colgate, Phi Delta Theta fraternity and the Interfraternity Council (IFC) hosted a public evaluation of the report that was open only to the male population of Colga...

By: Sarah Finn

Last week’s author in the Living Writers series did not have to travel more than two flights downstairs to speak in the Ho Lecture Room of Lawrence Hall. Last Thursday, November 12, Assistant Professor of English and renowned Irish author Patrick O&...

By: Ryan Smith

On Monday, November 16, the students in Education 305: Race & Education with Associate Professor of Educational Studies John Palmer hosted a student-led discussion on the current state of Colgate race relations in the O’Connor Campus Center (Coo...

By: Kate Preziosi

Last Thursday’s Presidential Forum on the Colgate Campus Life Survey (CCLS) inspired an animated discussion among faculty, administrators and students about some of the report’s most significant findings. During the open mic dialogue that last...

By: Maggie Fried

On Monday, November 16, the Hamilton Police Department arrested Jonathan J. Sanders after investigating three break-ins at Colgate students’ off-campus apartments that occurred over the weekend. Sanders, a 20-year old man from Madison, was found pla...