by Sonia Lachter Colby’s Goldfarb Center for Public Affairs held its inaugural Freedom of Expression Symposium on May 5 in Pulver Pavilion. The Center invited students to submit proposals for poster presentations which were then narrowed down to ten proposals by a panel of three judges. …

Name: Sage Bailin ’20 Sport: Track and Field Hometown: Amherst, MA Why: Bailin won the 400 meter hurdle at the New England Division III Championships this past weekend. This performance came off his win in this same event at the NESCAC Championships one week prior. Bailin sat down with the…

by James Burnett Colby has undergone many changes this year. Many of the goals set forth by the College in the Dare Northward campaign are coming to fruition: the Bill and Joan Alfond Main Street Commons was successfully opened to students, the new Colby Athletics Center is nearing completion, and…

by Merill Read As graduation is only a few short weeks away, I can’t help but look back at my four years at Colby. When I arrived on Colby’s campus, I thought I had unlimited time to take advantage of all that college had to offer. …

by Dominic Giardini Boothbay Harbor, a coastal gem worth making the trip to discover, is located just an hour away from campus. The beautiful town and its surrounding area, while small, boast an impressive collection of quiet attractions that work excellently for a day trip. Driving into the harbor, visitors…

by Mack Fisher In their final two games of the season, the Colby baseball team lost twice against the visiting Tufts Jumbos. The Mules went into their Saturday doubleheader with a record of 10 wins and 17 losses. They found a tough opponent in the Jumbos. …

by Zachary Bergman Colby Dancers, a student-run dance club, is having its spring performance on Friday, May 10. The club will host two shows, one at 7 p.m. and one at 9 p.m. With a total of 21 dances, this will be the largest show Colby Dancers has ever put…

by Ethan Schuler The Waterville Voter Registration Appeals Board ruled unanimously on Friday, May 3 to uphold the result of the plastic bag ban, effectively allowing 66 Colby College students, faculty, and staff the right to vote in Waterville. The decision came after two days of student testimony before the…

by Emily Price A new welfare reform bill in the state of Maine will increase access to programs for legal non-citizens and asylum seekers. With new Governor Janet Mills in favor of more open immigration laws than the previous administration, new legislation has been introduced to help facilitate the integration…