Rosenberg began by noting the rise in antisemitism, especially among American youth, citing a 2024 poll by David Shor that ...

A LIGHT (MAN) ON SCIENCE: Author, academic and scientist Alan Lightman H’05 speaks in Kresge Auditorium Monday night.

For most of Monday, students and faculty were unable to use any of the aforementioned sites, affecting many classes, especially through the Canvas outage. Ari Faulkner ’28, who was scheduled to take ...

Orlando’s presentation concentrated on the necessities of Bowdoin’s operating budget as the reason for the increase. While year-over-year inflation in the Northeast over the last six years has been ...

According to Scanlon, the forums help keep the Bowdoin community involved in a crucial process to the College, while also benefiting the reaccreditation committee by allowing them to hear various ...

Last Thursday through Saturday, the Board of Trustees met on campus for their first scheduled meetings of the academic year. The trustees discussed the opening of Sills Hall, campus planning updates ...

JUMPING FOR JOY: Dr. Gholdy Muhammad speaks in Kregse Auditorium on Thursday night. Muhammad, a professor at the University of Illinois Chicago, discussed humanity, culturally responsive pedagogy and ...

As the Hastings Initiative begins to weave its way through campus, the initiative should be purposeful in what programming it ...

Or perhaps excited isn’t the right word.… There are a few movies coming out that I am curious, though not necessarily excited, to see, with one in particular standing out: Emerald Fennell’s adaptation ...

BCMA Curator Casey Braun played a key supportive role as Botello and the class worked on the exhibition. She helped guide the ...

His documentary, “We Were Here: The Untold History of Black Africans in Renaissance Europe,” screened in Mills Hall and was ...

Scrapes from one rock striking its more durable competitor ignite a stone’s value like a set of the world’s most lucrative ...