News and Updates

I looked around the room in my 19th Century European Art Course.  I recognized a few people, but did not know anyone well.  I took a seat and pulled out my notebook. ‘Hey,’ I heard.  A voice I slightly recognized sat down next to me.  We had first met over the weekend and had laughed […]

Six Raiders make the list.

Certain things in life don’t change.  The smell of day-old pizza and laundry detergent that lingers in the hallways of the dormitories.  The five foot high snow banks that line the sidewalks and roadsides in January.  The way the wind rubs your smile raw as you walk.  The taste of Slices, the infamous Hamilton pizza […]

Hamilton, NY — Colgate University sophomore wide receiver Luke Graham, along with junior defensive tackle Josh Sabo and senior offensive tackle Matt Shepard have been named to the 2002 Football Gazette Division I-AA All-America Team. Graham earned third team honors on offense, while Sabo and Shepard were honorable mention selections. Graham was Colgate’s leading receiver […]

Hamilton, NY — The Colgate Raiders (8-10, PL 3-2) will try to continue their recent home success when they play host to Bucknell (9-9, PL 3-2) Friday night at Cotterell Court.  Tip-off is 7:45 p.m. The Raiders are currently in a three-way tie with Bucknell and American for third place in the Patriot League standings. […]

11:00 a.m. and I’m headed to Case Library to get a couple hours of work done before my afternoon class. I want to sit down the Research Librarian before it becomes crowded to have her help me order books off the Inter-Library Loan system for my English thesis. The system allows you to borrow books […]

Molina competing with Mexico at Australia Cup

Sophomore captures honor for outstanding Pentathlon performance. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASECONTACT: Julie GrecoPHONE: (315) 228-7860January 28, 2003 Hamilton, NY — Colgate sophomore Nolana Quince (Syracuse, N.Y., Nottingham) was named the Patriot League Women’s Field Athlete of the Week after an outstanding performance in the pentathlon at the Cornell Invitational this past weekend. Quince, the first Raider […]

Sundays are the quiet eye of the storm before the tornado-like activity of the week picks up again, flinging people between classes in Political Science and Molecular Biology and Foucault’s Philosophy to the dining hall, a lecture on Physics, a concert in Donovan’s Pub, a choir rehearsal, a Club Hockey rally, a fraternity or sorority […]

I had been gone for exactly a month, and though Christmas break was well spent relaxing and rejuvenating, I was looking forward to my return to Colgate.  The sun set on central New York while driving with my roommate from the Syracuse Airport, red and yellow hues cast across the snow banks that reached ridiculous […]