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1. Article · Jul 27, 2026 · Sophie Karbstein

   Colgate Moves to Dismiss Lawsuit From Former Lacrosse Player, Publishes Sensitive Information on Public Court Docket (opens the original)

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   Editorial note: This story contains references to suicide and self-harm. Colgate University asked a federal judge to dismiss all nine counts of a lawsuit brought by former women’s lacrosse goalkeeper Amelia Cunningham ’24 in a Feb. 13 motion for judgment on the pleadings. The University attached a photograph of Cunningham’s suicide note to the public court filing without prior notice, a move that prompted a swift response from the presiding judge. When Cunningham filed a civil lawsuit against Co

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2. Article · Jul 22, 2026 · Sophie Karbstein

   Colgate Political Review Returns After Years-Long Hiatus (opens the original)

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   The Colgate Political Review (CPR) is back — and its founders say it is less of a revival than an entirely new organization. After brief, unsuccessful runs in the early 2000s and again before COVID-19, the review relaunched in December 2025 with roughly 100 members, a dozen section editors, a print edition on the way and an interview with a sitting congressman already under its belt. Senior Bobby Patch, current co-editor-in-chief, launched and organized the reestablishment of the review alongsid

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