Ron Paul Visits Colby
Paul seemed to avoid many of the issues on his social platform, which are largely conservative and would likely not be well received by a youthful audience. read more »
Latest issue:
Volume 134 Edition 11
published
December 7, 2011
News
GREEN
Students intern in garden
On Dec. 2, students and faculty joined Julie Kafka ’12 and Nina Hatch ’13 in the Fairchild Room as they reflected on their internship experiences this summer in the College’s organic garden, “2 Feet 2 Bedrock.” Read on »
Local
Students build houses at Mid-Maine Tech.
The Mid-Maine Technical Center, a vocational institute attached to Waterville Senior High School, offers a very hands-on approach to learning: students learn how to construct a house, which they then sell for material costs. Read on »
Features
JAN PLAN
JanPlan: not always a time for relaxation
Some students decide to spend time in the lab or reaching out to the community instead of relaxing during JanPlan. Read on »
Arts & Entertainment
FORK & KNIFE
The blueberry challenge: three beers, one winner
As fruit-infused beer increases in popularity, Maine has the distinct advantage when it comes to handcrafting blueberry beers. Read on »
Sports
14th-ranked women's basketball upsets Bowdoin
Riding a wave of positive momentum, the Colby women’s basketball team pulled off an upset this past Saturday against Bowdoin College. Read on »
