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As the conversation around artificial intelligence (AI) tools and their impacts at colleges like Bowdoin continues, some faculty from the Department of Computer Science are pursuing a unique approach—exposing students to AI and allowing them to form their own opinions …
You’re a small town baker with a knack for making really delicious peach cobblers. Your bakery has always been popular in your town, but your popularity skyrocketed when you put your peach cobblers on display.
This new acclaim is nice, …
At the National Governors Association winter summit, President Donald Trump threatened to withhold federal funding from Maine after Governor Janet Mills spoke out against Trump’s executive order banning transgender women and girls from competing in sports.
“We’re going to follow …
Sunset marks the end of the day’s light. On some nights, the sky could light up in hues of pink and orange and maybe purple, but on others the sky could remain in a cloudy haze before the darkness takes …
“Yo te llevo dentro, hasta la raíz
Y por más que crezca vas a estar aquí
Aunque yo me oculte tras la montaña y encuentre un campo lleno de caña
No habrá manera, mi rayo de luna, que tú te …
Where did we leave off? Oh right, picture this. The lights are low, it’s dark, you’re dancing to that song you heard one too many times, and then what’s that you hear? Silence. The speakers cut out for the seventh …
This semester, Rabbi Lisa Vinikoor, who works as the College’s part-time Jewish life advisor, has been leading the Limmud Fellowship with a cohort of five students. The ongoing fellowship centers around Jewish ideas and values, with a goal of providing …
This semester, Sara Binkhorst, Bowdoin’s director of student leadership development, will run an eight-week program titled iLead. Each week, a cohort of students will meet and work through a curriculum designed to develop leadership skills through interactive and experiential learning.…
One morning, someone walks into your room and tells you that you have a slice of toast waiting for you for breakfast. After getting ready for the day, you walk into the kitchen, and to your surprise, you find a …
Whether looking for books, ghosts or gargoyles, Hubbard Hall has everything. In its almost 122 years on campus, it has seen multiple transformations, from library to offices.
Hubbard Hall is named after General Thomas Hamlin Hubbard, Class of 1857, who …
