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.
Through the Third-Century Plan, the University has the opportunity to do something of great consequence for future generations of Colgate students. The result will be an unparalleled four-year liberal arts experience that binds people of diverse backgrounds together through a rational and comprehensive residential system, a dynamic academic program, and shared rituals and sense of space.
Learn more about the steps we are taking toward becoming the most important undergraduate institution in the nation.
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Financial Aid: Colgate Commitment
Contribute to our efforts to make a Colgate education accessible to talented, high-achieving students regardless of socioeconomic background.
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Middle Campus
Rethink Colgate’s overall educational experience and the campus itself by better integrating the arts and creativity into all aspects of the University.
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Lower Campus
Revitalize the Lower Campus and reshape student life, as upper-level students study and socialize together in an intentional community of scholars.
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Faculty Support
Help us recruit, retain, and recognize leading scholar-teachers, who will lead us in our third century and share the knowledge they create.
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Athletics Campus
Foster school spirit and build world-class facilities worthy of our nationally competitive Division I athletics programs.
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Colgate Fund
The Colgate Fund benefits every student and every program on campus and helps the University to achieve its ambitious Third-Century goals.