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Ari Bersch
Staff Writer — Class of
2025
Number of articles:
36
First Article:
February 3, 2023
Latest Article:
October 20, 2023
10 photos by Ari Bersch
Ari BerschA HEATED DEBATE:
Students and administrators clashed at Wednesday’s BSG meeting over the changes made to Ivies for this spring.
Ari BerschA HEATED DEBATE:
Students and administrators clashed at Wednesday’s BSG meeting over the changes made to Ivies for this spring.
Ari BerschPATRIOTISM TODAY:
In his talk Alfred Cowles Professor of Political Science and Professor of Philosophy at Yale University Steven B. Smith discussed the connections between patriotism, loyalty and resistance.
Ari BerschPATRIOTISM TODAY:
In his talk Alfred Cowles Professor of Political Science and Professor of Philosophy at Yale University Steven B. Smith discussed the connections between patriotism, loyalty and resistance.
Ari BerschMUSIC AND MENTAL HEALTH:
Professional mental health speaker and recording artist Kai Roberts discussed his experiences with anxiety and how he has used music in his mental health journey.
Ari BerschMUSIC AND MENTAL HEALTH:
Professional mental health speaker and recording artist Kai Roberts discussed his experiences with anxiety and how he has used music in his mental health journey.
Ari BerschTESTS ON TIRES:
An inconspicuous General Courier vehicle prepares to depart the College for Cabridge, Mass. Members of the Bowdoin administrators detail the College’s history and ongoing relationship with the courier service.
Ari BerschTESTS ON TIRES:
An inconspicuous General Courier vehicle prepares to depart the College for Cabridge, Mass. Members of the Bowdoin administrators detail the College’s history and ongoing relationship with the courier service.
Ari BerschFESTIVE FABLES:
With his dog Marle at his side, Randy Nichols speaks to students using a retro microphone. Nichols visited Howell House on Friday night to read holiday classics aloud and tell some tales of his own.
Ari BerschFESTIVE FABLES:
With his dog Marle at his side, Randy Nichols speaks to students using a retro microphone. Nichols visited Howell House on Friday night to read holiday classics aloud and tell some tales of his own.
After being open on Maine Street for seven years, Kings and Queens Hair Studio closed at the start of October. The new salon, Barber Haus opened its doors on October 12, full-time, …
On Wednesday, April 26, Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) convened in the Main Lounge for its final meeting before the transfer of power to the new executive council elected over the weekend.
Sam Thomson ’24 discussed the laundry sheets program. He …
Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) held elections for its executive council this past weekend. Shortly after the polls closed on Sunday evening, the winners were announced, with Paul Wang ’24 elected as BSG President for the 2023–24 academic year.
In the spring of 2019, attacker Fiona Bundy ’22 first laced up her boots on Ryan Field as a Polar Bear. More than four years later, she now is the captain of the women’s lacrosse team (4–8; 2–6 NESCAC) and …
Angelina Mayers ’23 is making the most of her final softball season at Bowdoin and currently leads the Polar Bears with a .443 batting average and .934 slugging percentage through her first 18 games of the season. She has led …
The men’s lacrosse team enters 2023 with high expectations after its most successful season in recent history last year. Bowdoin advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament and fell to the Rochester …
At last weekend’s men’s NESCAC Swimming and Diving Championships, Alex Grand’Pierre ’25 set three new records: the fastest time for a Bowdoin swimmer in the 100-yard and 200-yard breaststroke and the fastest time for the 50-yard breaststroke in NESCAC history. …
Extreme cold temperatures last weekend were not only record-breaking, but also pipe-breaking, as flooding in Coles Tower, Memorial Hall and Hawthorne-Longfellow (H-L) Library forced evacuations and damaged building infrastructure.
Just after 1 a.m. on Sunday morning, a burst pipe on …
Yesterday, Associate Professor of Government Henry Laurence launched his book, “The Politics of Public Broadcasting in Britain and Japan: The BBC and NHK Compared.” At an event in Hawthorne-Longfellow Library’s Nixon Lounge, Laurence described the structures of the British Broadcasting …