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Sources Shed Light On Men’s Lacrosse Communications, Staffing Disruptions
A source with close knowledge of the electronic communications under investigation by Colgate University said the exchanges occurred through University email accounts and included the current men’s lacrosse roster as recipients. The University suspended all athletic and social…
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The Campus Pulse: Inaugural Election Polls
Midterm elections are often seen as a performance review of the sitting president and the majority party in Congress. The Colgate Maroon-News and the “Colgate Political Review” want to hear the Colgate community’s thoughts on the current administration, congressional leadership,…
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Colgate Suspends Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity Pending Hazing Investigation
Colgate University has opened an investigation into the Alpha Upsilon chapter of the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity for hazing during the fall 2026 semester. An Oct. 29 email sent to the Colgate community from Vice President and Dean of the College Paul J. McLoughlin II announced that…
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Men’s Rowing Finds Success at Head of the Schuylkill
Coming off a suboptimal Head of the Charles Regatta (HOCR) run in Boston the weekend prior, Colgate University men’s rowing was out for revenge at Head of the Schuylkill Regatta (HOSR) this past weekend. Deemed the second-largest regatta in the United States just behind HOCR,…
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Student Bands Chalant, Cheepskate Electrify Audience at 80 Broad Street
On Saturday, Oct. 24, students gathered in the basement of the Creative Arts Society, located at 80 Broad Street, for a concert with the long-running student band Chalant alongside Cheepskate, the new all-girl band on campus. The basement was transformed into a stage adorned…
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Case-Geyer Library Explores 200 Years of Erie Canal History
One of the most influential pieces of New York’s history is currently being highlighted in an exhibit at Case-Geyer Library this fall. Running throughout October and November, the traveling exhibit “Two Hundred Years on the Erie Canal,” the collaborative effort between the…
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2026 NHL Salary Cap Presents a New Set of Challenges
The National Hockey League (NHL) season began just a month ago, but early frontrunners are already beginning to show themselves. Each team in the league plays 84 games during the season — two more than previous seasons — meaning a healthy roster is even more important for the…
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Superstition or Strategy? How Nick Larson Prepares for Race Day
During October, it is easier to notice when your friends casually knock on wood or mention bad luck from a broken mirror. Many people hold onto certain superstitions, big and small. For senior Nick Larson, a member of Colgate University’s men’s track and field team, what some…
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Halloween is the Perfect Time for a (Spooky) Walk in the Colgate Cemetery
Past Chapel House, where trees begin to consume the pavement of Alumni Road, sits a small cemetery at the top of the hill. Since Colgate University students live farther down the hill, not many come looking for it, but this Halloween it may just be worth the climb. The decision…
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Colgate Students Should Make a Better Effort to Attend Athletic Events
For most Colgate University students, it feels like the fall of our first year was a lifetime ago. As a junior, I cannot fathom that just two years ago, this place that I now consider home was completely new to me. I have fond memories of meeting new people, exploring campus,…
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Professor Cosmin Ilie Searches for Dark Stars
Colgate University Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy Cosmin Ilie’s research focuses on dark matter and dark stars. His interest in these topics began with a desire to understand the universe around him. He began by turning to the two big cosmological unknowns — dark…