Colby College

Built in 1939, Miller Library was the tallest building in Maine when it was completed. Miller houses Colby’s humanities and social sciences collections, periodicals, newspapers, and videos.

Colby’s student center, Cotter Union, includes Page Commons, Pulver Pavilion, the bookstore, the student post office, and the Office of Campus Life.

Lunder House, located on the Colby Green, became the headquarters for the Admissions and Financial Aid Office in 1992. Prospective students begin at Lunder for tours, information sessions, and interviews.

Grossman Hall was renovated in 2017 and now houses DavisConnects. DavisConnects prepares students for success by integrating our leading liberal arts education with unique internship, research, or global experiences for every student, regardless of personal or financial networks.

Home to the Music and Art departments, the center contains classrooms, studios, practice rooms, Given Auditorium, an electronic music studio, the Art and Music Library, faculty offices, and the renowned Colby College Museum of Art.

Founded in 1959 and now comprising five wings, nearly 8,000 works, and more than 38,000 square feet of exhibition space, the Colby College Museum of Art is the finest college art museum in the country.

The all-new athletic complex, slated to open in 2020, will be among the best Division III facilities in the nation and serve as a resource for the entire campus. This will house the state’s only Olympic-sized pool and New England’s only Myrtha pool.

Located in Cotter Union, the Pugh Center was conceived as a multicultural common ground and is home to clubs, organizations, offices, programs, and support services.

Built in 1966 and extensively remodeled in 1999, Dana is the largest residence hall at Colby. Dana dining hall, on the ground floor, is the largest of three campus dining halls and features cooking stations, made-to-order sandwiches, pizza, and a grill.

Roberts is just one of three dining halls on campus. The building also houses the offices of the Colby Echo, Colby’s community radio station, WMHB, the Pottery Club studio and the Security Department.

Seating 650, Lorimer is a venue for religious services, lectures, and concerts. It houses offices for chaplains as well as the small Rose Chapel. The Nickerson Carillon tolls the hour from the chapel tower.