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Number of articles: 22
First Article: January 26, 2024
Latest Article: September 20, 2024
Andy Robinson
Andy Robinson
Andy Robinson
Willi Lempert, an assistant professor of anthropology at Bowdoin, is using Google Earth to reimagine the history of Brunswick’s land and people.
Over the past four years, Lempert, alongside a host of community members, Maine Indigenous organizations and Bowdoin students, …
On Wednesday, Seth Jaffe ’00, associate professor of the history of political thought at Luiss Guido Carli University in Rome, made his case in Lancaster Lounge for a new definition of populism. His definition requires more collaboration between political theorists …
Students and faculty looking to enter Kresge Auditorium for classes and events earlier this week were instead greeted with fans and dehumidifiers after a water leak was discovered that forced the space to close from Monday onwards.
According to Associate …
Presidential and vice presidential candidates for Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) gathered at Jack Magee’s Pub on Wednesday night to discuss their policy proposals and readiness to confront institutional challenges on campus. The elections for both roles open today and close …
Last Friday, THRIVE and Career Exploration and Development (CXD) partnered for a new daylong “First Year Pathfinder Program” to help low-income and first-generation students in THRIVE prepare for future careers and interns hips.
The program was held in Moulton Union …
Students, faculty and community members came together on Wednesday night in Kresge Auditorium to celebrate the unapologetic fearlessness of Jewish women in the Holocaust through a discussion of Judy Batalion’s newest book, “The Light of Days: The Untold Story of …
In an attempt to boost awareness of student diversity on campus, the Office of Inclusion and Diversity has released its inaugural Social Census—a campus-wide survey that aims to understand how students navigate their identities and find community at Bowdoin.
According …
I’ll admit it: Maine’s lighthouses entered my imagination long before Bowdoin or the rest of the state did.
First seeing lighthouses in a cartoon at five years old and following it up with a healthy dose of lighthouse books, magazines, …
Yesterday, the Rachel Lord Center for Religious and Spiritual Life (RLC) kicked off (Inter)Faith Visibility Week in Smith Union. The opening event featured various religious and spiritual groups from across campus as well as area community organizations. Organized to coincide …
In its sixth consecutive year, Career Exploration and Development (CXD)’s Sophomore Bootcamp expanded its growing workshops, networking events and panel discussions offered to include identity meetups. Identity meetups represented first-generation students, students of color and international students and consisted of …
