It’s practical, sure. But it’s also unmistakably Maine. And then there’s the delusion that hits in March. I have distant memories of sledding in long sleeves because 35 degrees felt warm. We’d crack ...
Last week, Brunswick Public Art (BPA) announced that a design had been selected for an art installation along the ...
Standing inside the Gibbons Center for Arctic Studies, I cannot help but be reminded of the parallels with the Walker Art Building, dating back to the Gilded Age. At Gibbons’s entrance, and the ...
ON THE ATTACK: Mullane was an attacker for the men’s lacrosse team at Bowdoin, scoring 78 goals and passing for 66 assists in ...
The Freedom of Expression and On-Campus Protests and Demonstrations Policy now clarifies that it applies only to protests and ...
MINER PROBLEMS: Jenik Radon speaks in Hubbard Hall on Monday afternoon. Radon, an adjunct professor of international and ...
NEW LIFE: The closure of the Naval Air Station in Brunswick represented a major economic loss for the town, but it also brought new life following the College's acquisition of a large portion of its ...
IT’S THE LITTLE THINGS: In “Every Brilliant Thing,” Michael Bagnoli ’26 takes on the role of a narrator who creates a list of brilliant things for his mother battling depression. Rithmaka Karunadhara ...
It is not uncommon to see double on Bowdoin’s campus. Bowdoin siblings report academic, social and emotional benefits to ...
For the most part, I do the same things, talk to the same people, answer the same questions and see the same things. Every. Single. Day. At one point in my sophomore year, I started thinking I was in ...
Despite only lasting four days, the Bowdoin Students for Justice in Palestine encampment created a series of longlasting impacts on the College that continue to be felt many across aspects of campus ...
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