News and Announcements

Updates for the Colgate campus community as you return for the second semester of the 2024–25 academic year.

As part of the 2024 cohort of Summer Field School Fellows, Mary Thomas Powell ’26 and Charlie Tourbaf ’25 are conducting hands-on environmental research.

Moving into a new office? Check out our ITS moving guide to help make your move in experience smoother.

ITS is offering tune ups for your computer with our Tech Check program.

On June 20, 2024 we will be transitioning from our on premise Tableau Server to Tableau Cloud. You will have access to the same dashboards and the dashboards will still look and function the same.

On June 20, 2024 we will be transitioning from our on premise Tableau Server to Tableau Cloud. You will have access to the same dashboards and the dashboards will still look and function the same.

I spent half my time kayaking on lakes and ponds observing Loon behavior and checking for leg bands. This banding information can be used to indicate information about the year the loon was banded, mating patterns, and migration patterns, which all inform our understanding of loons' behavior.

Jorge Parada Cisneros '25: During my time at Young Scholars Liberty Partnerships Program, I met the incredible staff and students to get a better understanding of the program and its goals. My research provided tools, techniques, and resources for the program and its staff to help assist the students in the program and set them up for success.

I have gained valuable insights academically and professionally through working on the Oneida County History Center’s newspaper rehousing and exhibition planning project.

The Mansion House museum tells the living history of this remarkable place and Community, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to work with the Mansion House this summer as an Upstate Institute Fellow. Collaborating most closely with Tom Guiler, Director of Museum Affairs, and Theresa Batty for graphic design, I have been researching and designing a museum exhibit about four lesser-known Oneida Community members. We are investigating how their stories contribute to a more multi-dimensional and personal understanding of the Oneida Community and its history.