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Colgate University’s Arts Council and the Department of Theater hosted interdisciplinary performance scholar, artist and educator Kate March from Sept. 28 through Oct. 2. March produced a collaborative installation with Hank Bamberger, assistant professor of theater, located in The Vault in Bernstein Hall. In The Vault, videos reflected onto the walls and objects suspended from...

A great divide roars among the Colgate University senior class. In our small, tucked-away town of Hamilton, N.Y., upperclassmen flock to the two gems of student nightlife. As if a metaphor for their friendly competition, the two bars most frequented by students sit next to each other on Lebanon Street downtown. In passing conversation, you’ll...

Fret no more, because October baseball is finally here. Beginning with six teams in both the American League and National League, the Major League Baseball (MLB) postseason has already demonstrated its ruthless nature, as some of the best teams in baseball can struggle to put up good at-bats or pitching performances in the current divisional...

A class of 12 Colgate University students traveled to The New York Times building in the heart of New York City on Saturday, Oct. 3. Students taking the Religion in Contemporary America first-year seminar came together with students in Introduction to American Politics. The students visited The Times alongside Chris Vecsey, Harry Emerson Fosdick professor...

It simply isn’t working for Tottenham Hotspur right now. The very notable north London side, one of the “Big Six” English teams, currently sits at the bottom of the Premier League table after their first five matches of the 2026-27 campaign. They have not won a single match up until this point, with two draws...