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Ashley L. Conti Ashley L. Conti is an award-winning photographer based in Orland, ME. She is available for assignments. [email protected]

The squirrelly boy turned 14 today!Ronix is somehow part cat, lamb, cow, gremlin, and dog all rolled into one, and we wo...
18/05/2026

The squirrelly boy turned 14 today!

Ronix is somehow part cat, lamb, cow, gremlin, and dog all rolled into one, and we wouldn’t change a thing. He’s the cuddliest, weirdest, sweetest little dude ever, and life is better with our derpy boy in it.

Happy 14th birthday to the best snuggle buddy around. We love you endlessly, Ronix!

Some favorite photos from New England Fights NEF 66: Salute at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor this past Saturday.T...
18/05/2026

Some favorite photos from New England Fights NEF 66: Salute at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor this past Saturday.

The card featured a mix of pro and amateur MMA and kickboxing bouts across multiple weight classes. From striking exchanges on the feet to grappling on the mat and a few fast finishes, the night had a little bit of everything inside the cage.

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Fights included:

CJ Ewer vs Bruce Boyington
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Danny Buteau vs Joe Penafiel
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Teddy Politis vs Shawn Johnson
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Edwin Peña vs John Soucy
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Garrick Moors vs Jethro Pease
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Chris Weiss vs Jayce Murphy
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Preston Garland vs John Rogers Jr.
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Justin Olivero vs Preston LaPointe
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Thomas Rasizzi vs Kevin Maldonado
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Photos from when faced off against Tufts University this past season. The Mules ended their season 6-11 and 4-6 in the ...
11/05/2026

Photos from when faced off against Tufts University this past season. The Mules ended their season 6-11 and 4-6 in the NESCAC.

Sophomores Jason Daly and Marco Ziets-Segura earned Second Team All-NESCAC honors.

Daly secured a spot on the All-NESCAC Second Team for both singles and doubles. Ziets-Segura earned his first career conference recognition as a Second Team doubles selection alongside Daly.

Operating at the No. 1 singles position all spring, Daly faced a difficult Division III schedule. His season was highlighted by a gritty three-set victory (6-3, 3-6, 6-3) over Bates that sparked a 5-2 rivalry win for the Mules. Overall, he recorded seven singles victories on the season. 

In doubles play, the duo of Daly and Ziets-Segura anchored the top of the Colby ladder. The pair proved a formidable match for the conference’s elite, consistently pushing nationally ranked opponents. Ziets-Segura’s first All-NESCAC selection follows a season in which his consistency at No. 1 doubles with Daly helped the Mules secure the No. 7 seed in the NESCAC Championship tournament. In the spring, Daly and Ziets-Segura totaled seven doubles wins together. 

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In honor of Earth Day, here are some of the wildlife I was lucky enough to come across while working with Friends of Aca...
22/04/2026

In honor of Earth Day, here are some of the wildlife I was lucky enough to come across while working with Friends of Acadia () in Acadia National Park.

Moments like these are a good reminder that we are visitors in their space. Keeping our distance, respecting habitats, and leaving things as we found them matters more than ever.

Being a good steward is not just about the landscapes. It’s about protecting the life that depends on them, too.

In honor of Earth Day, here are a few favorite landscapes and macros from my time working with Friends of Acadia () in A...
22/04/2026

In honor of Earth Day, here are a few favorite landscapes and macros from my time working with Friends of Acadia () in Acadia National Park.

Spending time here gave me a whole new appreciation for how much work goes into keeping places like this accessible and protected. It’s easy to take it for granted when you’re just passing through, but being part of it, even in a small way, meant a lot.

It’s also a reminder of the responsibility that comes with being a good steward. Respect the land, and take care of what’s here. Places like this aren’t guaranteed, and once they’re gone, they’re gone for good.

As part of the , Colby is expanding its commitment to help rural students find their way to college. Sam Steeves ’28 gre...
16/04/2026

As part of the , Colby is expanding its commitment to help rural students find their way to college.

Sam Steeves ’28 grew up outside of Skowhegan, Maine, where a patchwork of fields, farms, and forests carpets the rolling hills. Outdoors, he had ample space to fish, camp, and hike. In town, he attended public schools with the same group of kids from kindergarten through high school.

He didn’t think being from a rural area was anything special.

That was, until he attended Colby Polaris STARS, a free program designed to introduce Maine 9-12th graders to the college experience through tours, classes, and discussions.

Polaris STARS (Small Town And Rural Students) is a program Colby designed as a member of the STARS College Network. The one-of-its-kind national initiative empowers students from rural and small-town America to enroll in, succeed at, and graduate from the undergraduate program of their choice. Colby is one of 32 schools in the network, and the only Maine institution to belong.

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Here are some photos from when the women’s competed against St. Lawrence during the 2025-2026 season. The team put in a...
19/03/2026

Here are some photos from when the women’s competed against St. Lawrence during the 2025-2026 season. The team put in a strong effort, finishing with an overall record of 7-9 and a conference record of 3-5 in the NESCAC.

In a thrilling match, the Mules upset the Polar Bears with a close 5-4 victory, capturing the consolation bracket at the College Squash Association National Championship Kurtz Cup and improving their national ranking.

Four members of the Mules received postseason honors from the NESCAC. Senior Laavanya Kugan earned First Team All-NESCAC recognition, while seniors Abhisheka David and Nathalie Sim were named to the Second Team All-NESCAC. Additionally, senior Amanda Miller was selected for the NESCAC All-Sportsmanship Team.

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Here are some photos from when the men’s team faced off against St. Lawrence during the 2025-2026 season. The team had ...
18/03/2026

Here are some photos from when the men’s team faced off against St. Lawrence during the 2025-2026 season. The team had a remarkable season, finishing with a 10-8 record and a 5-3 mark in the NESCAC. They achieved the highest national ranking in the program’s history and demonstrated their ability to compete against some of the best teams in the nation.

In a challenging match against top-seeded MIT, they came up just short, losing in a thrilling 5–4 contest in the finals of the College Squash Association National Championship Hoehn Cup.

Four Mules received postseason honors from the NESCAC. Junior Seif Ashraf earned First Team All-NESCAC recognition, while junior Carlos Zendejas and freshman Hamza Wessam were named to the Second Team All-NESCAC. Additionally, senior Youssef Mostafa was selected for the NESCAC All-Sportsmanship Team.

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Photos from when faced off against Amherst this past season. The Mules ended their season 13-11 and 3-7 in the NESCAC. ...
17/03/2026

Photos from when faced off against Amherst this past season. The Mules ended their season 13-11 and 3-7 in the NESCAC.

Junior Kate Olenik had a stellar 2025-2026. She recorded her 1000th point early in the season against MIT, on an unassisted, behind-the-back layup. Olenik is only the 20th Colby women’s basketball player to reach this milestone. Postseason, the All-NESCAC named Olenik to the First Team, and the New England Women’s Basketball Association named her to the All-Region Fourth Team.

Ines Benjelloun ’26, Ana Cris Carhuavilca Alvarez ’26, and Rachel Nicholas ’26 are Colby’s 2026 Watson Fellowship finali...
11/03/2026

Ines Benjelloun ’26, Ana Cris Carhuavilca Alvarez ’26, and Rachel Nicholas ’26 are Colby’s 2026 Watson Fellowship finalists. The Watson Fellowship is a one-year, $40,000 grant available to graduating seniors that allows them to pursue a personal project through independent travel outside the United States. (Photos by / )

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