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Congratulations to the first members of the Class of 2025. #Colgate2025

For many alumni living today, James B. Colgate Hall is likely the first building they ever entered on campus. Learn about the many lives of the ad building."

We see a set history of a long experience with pandemic diseases ever since the Lacondon were first discussed in the 1700s, said Assistant Professor of Anthropology Santiago Juarez.

Colgate political science faculty members gather for a round table discussion of what happened on Election Day, 2020. Professor Michael Hayes, and Assistant Professors Sam Rosenfeld and Matt Luttig share their insights into the disparities between election-night results and national polls, a divided Congress, and the future of the Republican and Democratic parties in this all new special episode of 13. https://linktr.ee/ColgateUniversity

Colgate was built by remarkable people. Learn about our heritage and our inspiration.

Being a citizen means being engaged and civically educated. Max A. Shacknai Center for Outreach, Volunteerism, and Education (COVE) Director Jeremy Wattles, discusses the Colgate Vote Project.

Each episode of 13, Colgate’s biweekly podcast, digs into the work of one University community member by asking 13 questions. Episodes highlight the wide array of academic disciplines at Colgate, with interviews featuring faculty from political science, sociology and anthropology, physics and astronomy, women’s studies, English, Africana and Latin American studies, and many more.

Our Colgate ancestors have not only weathered challenges, but often have emerged stronger, smarter, and more aware of and prepared for the challenges of the world in which we live.

Before he became famous for his creepy, kooky family in New Yorker cartoons and on television, Charles Addams '33 created darkly comic drawings for Colgate publications.