Colgate University was not going to win this game. Full Article at The Observer-Dispatch

Anonymous Gossip Sites Time Horny guys, lowbrow debates and run-of-the-mill spam all seem to be in abundant supply on CollegeACB.com (the acronym stands for Anonymous Confession Board). Full Article at p2pnet.net

Last week, on Friday the 13th, Guyer High School Senior and Lantana Resident, Kaylee Fifer, signed her National Letter of Intent to play D-1volleyball for Colgate University. Kaylee is a 2-time All State Setter and the 2008 MVP of the area and district. Full Article at The News Connection

Local colleges and universities have been on the front lines of the fight against H1N1 — with some offering immunization clinics as soon as the vaccine was first available in the area last month. Yet campuses have not remained healthy. Full Article at The Observer-Dispatch

Colgate University announced this week that Jeffrey Herbst ’83 will be its next president, starting in the summer of 2010. Herbst will succeed interim president Lyle Roelofs. Herbst graduated summa cum laude from Princeton as a Wilson School major. Full Article at Daily Princetonian

Jeffrey Herbst, the newly appointed president of Colgate University, may not officially take his seat until July 1, but he plans to be involved in 2010-11 budget discussions that will be completed before then. Full Article at The Observer-Dispatch

In his first speech to Colgate University students and staff Tuesday, incoming President Jeffrey Herbst promised to collaborate with the community at large when making decision as the leader of the 190-year-old institution. Full Article at The Observer-Dispatch

He will take over the post July 1, replacing former president Rebecca Chopp, who left to take the president’s job at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania. Herbst, 48, has been provost and executive vice president for academic affairs at Miami since 2005. Full Article at Cincinnati Business Courier

Jeffrey Herbst has been named Colgate University’s new President. Jeffrey Herbst’s press conference as new Colgate University President will be tomorrow at 11:15 AM EST. Full Article at Lalate News

Sidney graduate Pat Simonds completed a four-year stay on Colgate University's football team by catching nine passes for 167 yards and two touchdowns in the Raiders' 29-14 victory Saturday against visiting Bucknell. Full Article at The Oneonta Daily Star

HAMILTON, N.Y. — Miami University of Ohio provost Dr. Jeffrey Herbst is the new president of Colgate University. Full Article at Boston Herald

Jeffrey Herbst was Monday named the 16th president of Colgate University after the board of trustees unanimously approved his appointment. Full Article at International Business Times

Jeffrey Herbst, formerly provost at Miami University in Ohio, has been named president of Colgate University. Full Article at Syracuse.com

Jeffrey Herbst, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs at Miami University (Ohio), has been named Colgate University’s 16th president. Full Article at The Observer-Dispatch

Jeff Herbst, the top academic officer at Miami University, has been named the new president of Colgate University. Herbst, who has been provost at Miami for five years, will take over at the Hamilton, N.Y. , school next summer. Full Article at Cincinnati Enquirer

For most people, Friday the 13th is a bad omen. The Guyer senior volleyball player signed her national letter of intent on Friday to play college volleyball at Colgate University, a Division I program in the Patriot League, located in Hamilton, N.Y. Full Article at Denton Record Chronicle

Colgate University hockey player Ethan Cox is again spearheading an effort to help several Madison County families during the holidays. Full Article at The Observer-Dispatch

David Lassman / The Post-Standard, 1999Anthony F. Aveni, Russell Colgate Distinguished University Professor of Astronomy, Anthropology, and Native American Studies at Colgate University in Hamilton, NY.Hamilton, NY -- Moviegoers are awaiting Friday's... Full Article at Syracuse.com

Ryan Baker played football and baseball at New York Mills High School. Volleyball, too, but that was something of an afterthought. “Definitely, football and baseball,” he said when asked which sports he liked the best. Full Article at The Observer-Dispatch