Superlative Stress!!!!

Stress is an inevitable part of life at Colby. But how you handle respond to it will play a huge role in determining your stress' effect on both you and your peers.

College freshmen more stressed than in the past

College freshmen today are significantly more stressed than they were in the past, according to results from The Cooperative Institutional Research Program’s (CIRP) survey, “The American Freshmen: National Norms Fall 2010.” This survey reports on more than 200,000 full-time freshmen at 279 of the nation’s four-year colleges and universities. First conducted in 1966, this CIRP Freshman Survey is found to be one of the most credible and largest studies of American college students.

Course loads: how students take advantage of time on Hill

Brute-Force Culture

Lazy Mule Laundry Reduces Stress

This fall marks the fifth anniversary of the founding of Lazy Mule Laundry. True to its namesake, the service allows Colby students to be lazy about laundry, if nothing else. For many, the service has been an answer to their prayers, because with the busy schedules of students at the College, who really has the time to do laundry?