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Number of articles: 28
First Article: November 3, 2023
Latest Article: April 19, 2024
On Wednesday, Stanley Druckenmiller ’75 made an appearance in Druckenmiller Hall over Zoom. He was the chief donor to the hall named after his grandfather, Stanley F. Druckenmiller. After his time at Bowdoin, Druckenmiller served as a hedge fund manager …
On Wednesday, Leland Harper, professor of philosophy at Siena Heights University, and Jennifer Kling, professor of philosophy at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs, discussed the impact of word choice in discourse on race, which they write about in their …
Last night, the Asian Studies Program hosted Tristan Brown, professor of history at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, to present on his new book, “Laws of the Land: Fengshui and the State in Qing Dynasty China.”
Brown is a historian …
On Tuesday, Bowdoin Information Technology (IT) services finalized the transition from Duo Security to Okta Verify for all Bowdoin email accounts.
Pronounced awk-tuh, Okta offers more multi-factor authentication options to users than Duo, introducing biometric verifications such as the ability …
Tomorrow, the men’s ice hockey team (10–4–3; 6–2–3 NESCAC) will face off against Colby College (6–8–3; 2–6–3 NESCAC) in its much anticipated rivalry game. Although Bowdoin lost the rivalry match last season, it shut out Colby 3–1 in the NESCAC …
On Thursday, Professor of Digital and Computational Studies Eric Chown and Assistant Professor of Digital and Computational Studies Fernando Nascimento discussed their new book, “Meaningful Technologies: How Digital Metaphors Change the Way We Think and Live.” They were joined by …
Last weekend, men’s ice hockey (3–1–0; 1–1–0 NESCAC) put up convincing wins against Suffolk University and New England College with a 3–0 shutout and a 2–1 win respectively. These wins come after the previous weekend of tight NESCAC games including …
The NESCAC Admissions Statement proclaims a commitment to “building equitable and inclusive communities that represent many dimensions of diversity.”
While the NESCAC enforces recruiting guidelines for all member colleges, “each NESCAC member college maintains its own set of practices to …
On Thursday evening, Dr. Ruha Benjamin, professor of African American studies at Princeton University, delved into the dangers behind technological innovation with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in Mills Hall. Benjamin explored the problems with using technology that deepens …
The men’s cross country team finished fifth out of 11 teams at the NESCAC Championship last Saturday in its best finish since 2013, while the women’s team took tenth place.
The team’s running strategy was refined for the NESCAC Championships …
