See The Haynesville Project's impact out in the world. Read our curated collection of articles, videos, and posts about tenure, disruptive philanthropy, and our Haynesville Fellows' work.
On the recommendation of President David A. Greene, seven faculty members have recently been promoted and granted tenure. Those receiving tenure and a promotion are associate professor are Naser Al Madi, computer science; Alison Bates, environmental studies; Stacy Doore, computer science; Yang Fan, economics; Erin Giffin, economics; Lindsey Madison, chemistry; and Nicolás Ramos Flores, Spanish.
Using its expertise in environmental studies and AI capabilities, Colby will help create an online map so landowners can better understand their forest resources
The National Science Foundation will fund a grant to study the effects of dust from the Great Salt Lake
Read Sarah Braunstein's short story, Abject Naturalism, in The New Yorker.
Indigo Arts Alliance is an organization focused on supporting contemporary Black and Brown artists and opening doors to artists of color worldwide. It's doing all of this from its home in an unlikely place: Maine.
BBC News interviewed Nicholas Jacobs, associate professor of Government and a Haynesville Project fellow, for an article about challenges facing U.S. farmers and rural America. The article was circulated and translated in publications across the globe.
The professor and political scientist is committed to providing students with hands-on experience in public service and policy analysis
A Colby professor and his students are part of a cutting-edge project to measure microplastics in human tissue
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