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Bruce Peter Berlind, Charles A. Dana Professor of English, emeritus, died peacefully in his sleep at home on Nov. 1, 2014. He was 88.

Winter 2015: On Valentine's Day in 1985, on a snowy Colgate University campus, Pascal Kabemba '85 and Teresa Delgado '88 made a cross-cultural connection that blossomed into a lifetime of happiness.

Autumn 2014: A roundup of marriage, birth, and in memoriam announcements for the Colgate community.

Autumn 2014: Your portal to alumni programs, volunteer opportunities, career networking, and more.

Colgate student and religion major Kathryn Van Scoter ’16 shares her experience struggling with an eating disorder, and explains how it informs her religion.

When the U.S. military needs to do the impossible, it calls on the Navy SEALs. When future Navy SEALs need to get in shape, they call on Mark Divine ’85.

Colgate alumna Valerie Parlave '87 is the highest-ranking female in the field with the FBI, commanding the Washington Field Office.

Colgate alumnus, jazz guitarist, and CEO of the Music and Youth Initiative Gary Eichhorn ’75 provides underserved youth access to a music education.

Colgate alumnus Eamon Javers ’94 has worked as a journalist for twenty years and authored "Broker, Trader, Lawyer, Spy: The Secret World of Corporate Espionage."

Clay is a calling for Colgate alumnus Jim Young ’64. He invites friends to learn the craft at Vanhollow Pottery in Rogers, Ark.

Colgate alumnus Mark von Topel '01 uses his liberal arts education to do everything from environmental advocacy, to cooking for the president, to food policy.

For Carla Jones ’05, a baker’s dozen is more than just a nostalgic tie to her alma mater’s lucky number. It’s another productive day in “the office” — the St. Louis, Mo., kitchens that are home to the nonprofit organization Angel Baked Cookies.