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Shortly after graduating from Colgate, Katie Sullivan ’12 was involved in a life-changing accident. Overcoming her injuries, she found a renewed passion for fitness.

Naseema Noor '06 returns to Afghanistan, which she and her family fled from when she was a child.

Lee McConaughy Woodruff ’82 shares how a long-forgotten wedding present changed her marriage to Bob Woodruff ’83.

Spring 2016: Letters to the editor on past features, announcements, and happenings in The Scene and in the Colgate community.

Woody Freiman ’77, P’13 shares the experience he shared with his wife volunteering in Greece to assist with the safe passage of Middle Eastern, particularly Syrian, refugees fleeing to the European Union.

Julia Queller '16 dissects a host of seemingly innocent questions asked about the focus of her academic studies.

Bryan Miller ’74 reflects on the joy and at times uncomfortableness of becoming a parent at an “advanced” stage of life, 52.

Amanda Brown '15 explores what it means for students and alumni to be "So Colgate," embodying the spirit of the university..

Jim Warren ’73 canoed the Moisie River with Ricky Snowball, an eight-year-old from Kangiqsualujjuaq.

Professor David McCabe examines various common explanations for the value of the humanities, and why he feels none of them truly do the humanities justice.

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

Matt Knowles chronicles the time he spent studying in Uganda through the School for International Training (SIT). He describes the peaks and valleys of both his emotional and physical experience.