Colgate University looks toward its third century with both pride and a sense of possibility.

The Third-Century Plan represents the largest and most important transformation in the history of Colgate. It will both complete our physical campus and fully realize our potential to become one of the great institutions in the nation — and, perhaps, one of the most important undergraduate colleges in the country.

Colgate received more than $72.5 million in support from 14,793 alumni, students, family members, and friends during the 2021–2022 fiscal year.

Toni-Ann Yapp ’21 aspires to help others and improve their wellbeing. Learn more about her journey from Colgate to Yale thanks to help from the Graduate School Access Fund.

Holding its first reunion weekend since 2019, Colgate invited alumni to learn more about the University's future by attending programming centered on the Third-Century Plan.

Read about softball standout Steph Jacoby '23, a top chemistry major with an interest in atmospheric research.

Colgate recently announced appointments to new and existing Third-Century Plan endowed chairs.

Members of the Colgate community and the University’s Board of Trustees gathered at Olin Hall on Friday, May 6, as the University broke ground on the Robert H.N. Ho Mind, Brain, and Behavior Center.

Colgate University publicly launched the largest philanthropic campaign in its 203-year history on Friday, April 22 – and the largest such campaign undertaken by a liberal arts college.

Great institutions evolve while retaining the essence of their distinction.

The time has arrived for Colgate to create and implement the structures — both physical and intellectual — to solve the complex issues of today and meet the challenges of tomorrow.

Thirteen women graduates of the University have each stepped forward with $1 million gifts to the University to support the Third-Century Plan.