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The volleyball team (14–8; 5–5 NESCAC) closed out its regular season with two home-court wins against Connecticut College (15–8; 3–7 NESCAC) and Trinity College (19–5; 5–5 NESCAC) last weekend.
The victories guaranteed the Polar Bears a spot in the upcoming …
After beating the top seed in the NESCAC playoffs, Tufts University (11–0–5; 7–0–3 NESCAC), 1-1 (4-3) in an overtime penalty shootout victory last weekend, the eighth-seeded men’s soccer team (7–4–5; 2–4–4 NESCAC) will advance to the NESCAC semifinals and face …
Last Saturday, Bowdoin hosted the NESCAC cross country championships for the first time in 11 years, leading to collective and individual successes for both the men’s and women’s teams. The men’s team placed 6th overall with 161 points, while the …
Not many people can say they have pursued their passions since they were six months old, but Dylan Beckett ’27 can.
Beckett’s dad was a theater teacher at their local middle and, later, high school, and their mother participates in …
Last Friday, Masque and Gown presented Spooky One Acts, marking the beginning of Halloweekend in the Wish Theater lobby. The audience filled the first and second floor, crowding around the giant spider web display illuminated by Halloween-themed lighting.
The event …
Everyone in South Africa is a storyteller. And all stories in South Africa circle back to apartheid. From conversations with Uber drivers to random people you meet at a market, people are eager to share their life experiences with you, …
“Many years ago, something extraordinary happened on Martha’s Vineyard, something that had never happened before and would never happen again.”
So begins Christie Lowrance’s children’s book, “The Last Heath Hen: An Extinction Story,” which she spoke about last Friday afternoon …
Slade Moore sits on a faux-velvet armchair in WBOR, proudly sporting an official station t-shirt emblazoned with a vibrating cell tower and the phrase “300 watts o’ PURE POWER!”
The Brunswick area writer and filmmaker has been a DJ at …
While this year’s annual poetry concert marked the end of an era in some ways, Weatherspoon ’25 and the eight other student artists who performed in Studzinski Hall on Saturday night emphasized that they—and the community of Bowdoin poets they’ve …
What wartime role is more romanticized than that of a spy? Anyone can dream up high-stakes situations, cool equipment and secret missions, but can you name a single American spy besides Nathan Hale? Oh, you can? Great! How about one …
