Today's Events | Center for Women's Studies, The Lounge at East Hall
Kezia Page, Associate Professor of English and ALST, will share from her recently published book, Inside Tenement Time: Suss, Spirit, and Surveillance. The book looks at surveillance in Jamaica as it emerges through literary representations and cultural and political movements over a long historical arc from post-emancipation to independence and the postcolonial moment. It focuses on surveillance and the responses to surveillance, particularly in the stories of people who inhabit yards and tenements. In this talk, she will look at the famed Tivoli Gardens incursion (2010) both as catalyst and aftermath of surveillance and how denizens of Tivoli, specifically women, complicate top-down notions of surveillance.This event is part of the Center's brown bag series.Lunch will be provided.

Today's Events
Student drop-in lunch with the Kiss the Sky artistic team. Students have a chance to come meet the artistic team, ask questions, and get a behind-the-scenes look at their creative process. Light lunch provided for students, and faculty.Email Colgate Arts Facilitator Megan Koza Mitchell mmitchell@colgate.edu for more information or to sign up for the lunch.This event is part of the Clifford Family Innovator-in-Residence program. Kiss the Sky was developed by Francesca Zambello '78.Image credit: Alfred Stieglitz; Georgia O'Keeffe - Hands and Horse Skull, 1931, silver gelatin print, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1997.61.37

Today's Events | Colgate Memorial Chapel, Garden Level
Join representatives of the Student Government Association in decorating an Office of the Chaplains mug!

Today's Events | Colgate Memorial Chapel, Garden Level
Join representatives of the Student Government Association in decorating an Office of the Chaplains mug!

Today's Events | Alumni Hall, 212
This extended study opportunity builds on the work done over the course of the Fall '25 semester in PCON 340 ('Terror/Counterterror: Histories and Logics of Asymmetric Warfare') by going to one of the most important sites of irregular warfare in the late twentieth century: Northern Ireland.This extended study engages with participants on various sides of this conflict, including former “terrorists, ” ex-members of loyalist “death squads, ” civilian victims, and witnesses to atrocities, as well as academics and peacebuilding practitioners who can help students make sense of this protracted internecine war. Locations visited include Dublin, Belfast, Derry, and a tour of the Irish border.With the emergence of The Troubles in the wake of the violent repression of Northern Ireland’s republican-nationalist civil rights movement in the late 1960s by Loyalist and British forces, this disputed territory descended into a spiral of terror and counterterror that lasted well into the 1990s. During this generation-spanning conflict, Northern Ireland became another key nexus of two entwined phenomena witnessed across the world during the Cold War: the use of irregular warfare (guerrilla tactics and terrorism) by revolutionary nonstate actors and the use of counterinsurgency and state terrorism by those forces seeking to repress such resistance. Though a peace agreement has been in place for over a quarter of a century now, the legacies of this conflict continue to reverberate within this polity.Pizza and drinks will be served.

Today's Events | Shaw Wellness Institute, Lounge
Come take a break and play with our therapy dogs at Shaw Wellness!