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Number of articles: 49
First Article: October 25, 2024
Latest Article: March 28, 2025
Abdullah Hashimi
TEDx, in its various forms, has long been a platform for students of all backgrounds to share dynamic and impactful stories with the goal of expanding our understanding of difficult topics. Bowdoin’s second annual TEDx program was titled “Paths to …
Over the past few weeks, an increase in the number of students with illnesses on campus has led many to seek medical attention from Health Center. As cases of influenza spread at a rapid rate nationwide and other respiratory illnesses …
On February 7, the Office of Admissions released Early Decision II admissions results, completing the Early Decision rounds for the Class of 2029. Including Regular Decision applications, the College collectively received over 14,000 applications for the Class of 2029—the highest …
In the past two months, there has been an increase in the number of warnings and subsequent citations Bowdoin students have received regarding civil alcohol laws from the Brunswick Police Department (BPD). Associate Vice President of the Office of Safety …
The stories of African Americans in Maine, especially in the 18th century, have not been heavily explored—a fact Special Collections Research Services Librarian Jamey Tanzer is well aware of.
Over the past five years, Tanzer has been exploring the story …
The College is currently planning the demolition of Dudley Coe, which is expected to occur soon.
For the past few years, Dudley Coe has housed various faculty offices, the Office of Residential Life (ResLife) and WBOR—the college’s radio station—which was …
On Wednesday night, Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) gathered in the Mills Hall event space for its final meeting of the semester. BSG met with Senior Vice President for Inclusion and Diversity Benje Douglas to discuss the Bowdoin Social Census and …
“Colonizers write about flowers.”
The first line of Noor Hindi’s poem “F–k Your Lecture on Craft, My People Are Dying,” comments on the way in which flowery language is used to talk about colonialism, genocide and Palestine.
Noor Hindi is …
Sex, war, revolution and illusion: These are a few of the unconventional themes central to “The Balcony,” Masque and Gown’s fall main-stage production. The play premiered in Wish Theater last Friday and Saturday, during Family Weekend, with fully sold-out audiences. …
