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Few in attendance were surprised when Evan Chartier ’14, a sociology and anthropology and women’s studies double major from Oak Park Ill., was called to receive the 1819 Award, ��ҹ����’s most selective and prestigious recognition.

What are the consequences when one partner feels over-idealized by another? Jennifer M. Tomlinson, assistant professor of psychology, set out to examine whether there is a limit to the benefits of feeling idealized.

The stage is set for a robust discussion on May 5, as nearly 400 leaders in business and higher education are confirmed to attend ��ҹ���� University’s Innovation + Disruption symposium at the TimesCenter in New York City. The high-level crowd will include 15 college presidents, online education providers, career services professionals, high school counselors, and trustees and faculty members […]

This Tuesday at 11:15 a.m., ��ҹ����’s annual awards convocation will take place in Memorial Chapel. During this ceremony, some of ��ҹ����’s top-performing students will be recognized for their academic achievement. Honors such as the prestigious 1819 award and national fellowships will be presented by faculty and senior administrators. To help recognize these students for their […]

“There’s so much negativity in the world. … Do something that makes you smile — anything,” Kye Allums said in his keynote address kicking off Queerfest at ��ҹ����. Allums, a George Washington University graduate, made national headlines in 2010 for being the first Division I openly transgender athlete.

The hosts of Take Two radio interviewed geography professor Ellen Percy Kraly for an Earth Day episode called “Impact of the population on the planet is more than a numbers game.” The five-minute segment can be heard here.

There was a maroon-clad, giant-headed mascot running through the streets of New York City, April 24. ��ҹ����’s beloved Raider took over the university twitter feed, @colgateuniv, while seeing the sights and meeting with alumni and other friends of ��ҹ����.

With the world of career development and employment changing so quickly, we thought we should introduce you to Mike Sciola. As associate vice president for advancement and director of career services, he’s leading the effort to make the most of the ��ҹ���� connection, for students as well as alumni.