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For Carolina Bragg ’26, music has always been a family affair.
At a young age, she followed her sister’s example and started playing the cello. Later, her sister became the first one in the family to start writing music.
“Naturally, …
Students and community members gathered Thursday at the Hawthorne-Longfellow Library (H-L) to celebrate the launch of English and Cinema Studies Professor Avivia Briefel’s latest book. “Ghosts and Things: The Material Culture of Nineteenth-Century Spiritualism” deals with the spiritualist movement of …
On Thursday, Dr. Dorothy Moss joined students, community members and friends and family of Hung Liu in the Visual Arts Center to celebrate the opening of ‘Hung Liu: Happy and Gay’ at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art. Moss, who …
For Theater and Dance Costume Shop Manager Lily Prentice ’10, storytelling is central to costume design.
Prentice began her journey with the arts in childhood, imagining storylines for the characters and creatures in her drawings. Growing up in a rural …
On Thursday, a crowd gathered in Moulton Union’s Main Lounge for a lecture titled “Ambulatory Gothic: House Tours in the Horror Film” by Edward Little Professor of the English Language and Literature and Cinema Studies Aviva Briefel. Briefel’s talk was …
This week, the Smith Union Lamarche Gallery hosted an art show and sale by YES Art Works, a local studio based in Westbrook that works with artists with intellectual disabilities and autism. The studio is a community program under its …
On Thursday evening in Kresge Auditorium, the Bowdoin community was joined by Nicole Chung, the bestselling author of the memoirs “A Living Remedy” and “All You Can Ever Know,” which touch upon themes of roots, family and her experiences navigating …
When people ask me for a movie recommendation, you may be surprised to hear that my go-to recommendation is not necessarily “Breathless” or “Paths of Glory.” Instead, without fail, I find myself continuing to recommend “Step Brothers.”
It was during …
The jewelry left untouched on my catch-all dish is piles of bracelet and necklace links that trap the hair on the back of my neck; I avoid chain patterns that create conflict with my body.
Occasionally, I do make the …
On Wednesday afternoon, the Harriet Beecher Stowe House hosted “Room for Truth,” an exhibit honoring the legacy of abolitionist and women’s rights activist Sojourner Truth. The collection featured student work from “Black Women Lives,” a course taught by Professor of …
