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Addison Moore

Photographer — Class of 2028

Number of articles: 1

First Article: February 6, 2026

Latest Article: February 6, 2026

11 photos by Addison Moore

**TALKING TECH:** Jennier Hochschild speaks in Kresge Auditorium on Thursday night. Hochschild, a professor of African and African American studies, public policy and government at Harvard University, discussed new emerging technologies and the political responses to them.

**NEW FRONTIERS:** Director of the Jewish Studies Program and Professor of English and Jewish Studies at Northeastern University Lori Lefkowitz speaks in Kresge Auditorium on Wednesday night. Leffkowitz described changes toward a more global and gender-aware perspective in the field of Jewish studies.

**MINER PROBLEMS:** Jenik Radon speaks in Hubbard Hall on Monday afternoon. Radon, an adjunct professor of international and public affairs at Columbia University, discussed the risks of deep sea mineral mining and its lack of regulation.

**TO MAKE A LONG STORY SHORT:** Professor Brock Clark launched his newest book “Special Election” to an audience of faculty, community members and students.

**STATE OF THE ART:** Spindleworks, a Brunswick art studio for those with intellectual disabilities, opened their gallery exhibition in the McKeen Center for the Common Good on Monday.

**TO BE(AT) OR NOT TO BE(AT):** Professor Aaron Kitch delivered a community lecture exploring unlikely connections between jazz music composition and Shakespearean sonnets.

**HOUSE OF HORRORS:** Professor Aviva Briefel highlighted the implications of house tours in the ambulatory Gothic films.

**ART IN EVERYTHING:** Professor Michael Kolster celebrated the launch of his new book at the BCMA. The work explores rock and plastic hybrids called plastiglomerates, which he photographed throughout Hawaii.

**NOURISHING THE COMMUNITY:** After drastic cuts to food assistance programs, Flight Deck Brewing and Wild Oats are stocking a community fridge located at the Brunswick Landing YMCA.

**ARTIST AND SON:** Artist Neal Ambrose-Smith visited campus to present on the art of his mother Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, which brings together traditional and contemporary themes through Native American techniques. The BCMA is now the owner of her piece “Jocko: Gray Whale.”

Weather fit for a polar bear

By Abigail Hebert, Addison Moore, Sebastian Sahlman, Riley Nelson and Andrew Shi • February 6, 2026

Nor’easter: An extratropical storm, usually found in coastal New England and Atlantic Canada, whose winds usually come from the northeast. These titanic storms are a staple of New England living: the dream of schoolchildren and the nightmare of adults who …