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Number of articles: 57
First Article: January 22, 2026
Latest Article: April 17, 2026
Abdullah Hashimi
In an email to all students this past Monday, Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) announced the winners of both this year’s class council and executive board elections.
This comes a week after the results of the presidential, vice presidential, chair of …
Throughout the academic year, typically on the first Friday of every month, the College holds what academic institutions refer to as faculty meetings, a practice held by colleges and universities across the U.S.
During these meetings, faculty discuss agenda items …
On Thursday evening, Jennifer Hochschild, professor of African and African American studies and public policy at Harvard University, presented a lecture titled “Political Responses to New Technologies: Surveillance? Security? or Meh….” Sponsored by the John C. Donovan Lecture Fund, the …
Honey walnut, sourdough and country rye—the smell of fresh bread is a stark contrast to the snow that raged outside Brunswick’s newest bakery, Porteur Breads, this week.
Porteur Breads opened its doors to the public for the first time on …
Since 1871, The Bowdoin Orient has been a staple at the College, covering and chronicling events on and around campus. From April 1899 onward, our coverage has been weekly. Looking back at Orient issues from the month of February, we …
Around 8 a.m. on Tuesday morning, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents arrested a male individual in Brunswick near Union Street. The arrest marks the first time students have been notified of ICE activity in Brunswick, with previous operations…
The ring of the Westminster Chime melody vibrating out from the Chapel every quarter hour is a consistent sound in the background of most Bowdoin students’ daily lives. This chime can easily fade into the background, but when it is …
Professors are such fundamental presences in students’ academic lives, so the thought that they have a life outside of their teaching can come as a shock. But professors, like students, are not singular in their interests.
Many professors have passions …
On Sunday afternoon, the College declared a weather emergency due to heavy snow expected from the winter storm on Sunday and Monday.
During a weather emergency, the College’s policies allow professors to decide how they manage the possibility of canceling …
This Wednesday, the mayor of Lewiston announced an “increased presence” of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in the city. This comes after weeks of rumors regarding increased ICE activity in the state and the Department of Homeland Security’s …
