insideColby Video Podcast: Episode 19 | Clownin' Around

Colby Improv is a club for witty students who excel at performing on-the-spot skits. They hold several performances throught the year, providing students with a great opportunity to de-stress and get in some laughs.

insideColby Audio Podcast: Episode 41 - Oh slam, it's poetry!

Grant Patch '12 reads and explains an excerpt from his poem called 'An Explanation.' This poem won first prize at the slam poetry competition held in the art and music house. Watch out for more great poems from the slam event! Music from podsafeaudio.com: Beatnik Pharmacy, No More ShipsPhotographs by: Tarini Manchanda '09, Ling Zhu '09, Kendyl Sullivan '11, Beth Cole '09, Brian DiMento '10, Rob Kievit '09  

insideColby Audio Podcast: Episode 40 - Unsung Heroes of Colby: Manny Gimond

Fritz Freudenberger '09 talks to Manny Gimond, the GIS & Quantitative Analysis Specialist and Research Scientist in Environmental Studies, about what he does for work and fun. Manny GimondThis is the second episode in a series on the unsung heroes of Colby College. These are people who work behind the scenes to make Colby the great place that it is, but often don't get the recognition they deserve.When he isn't farming or working, Manny maintains a website on passive climate control systems. Check it out at: http://paccs.fugadeideas.org/ This episode was produced by Fritz Freudenberger, class of '09."Lightbird" sound effect courtesy of www.f7sound.com "The Experiment" (Theme Song): written, performed, and recorded by Baron Collins-Hill and John Ayotte.

insideColby Video Podcast: Episode 18 | Iraqi Refugee Awareness Movement

The Iraqi Refugee Awareness Movement is one of a kind at a college campus, according to its organizers. Tarini Manchanda '09 takes a look at the club and its latest event to raise awareness. Photo Credits: Tom Bollier '11 and Kendyl Sullivan '11Music from podsafeaudio.com: Joan, Where are the flowers, Dave Gwyther and System, Voting with Bullets.

2008 Bassett-Boylan Halloween Reading

Continuing a Colby tradition that goes back 20 years and more, "the College's two most horrifying English Professors read tales of terror." Sponsored by Stu-A and the Class of 2009.