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Number of articles: 14
First Article: November 8, 2024
Latest Article: April 11, 2025
On Tuesday night, civil rights activist, educator and organizer DeRay Mckesson ’07 H’21 spoke to a packed Kresge Auditorium at a panel entitled “One Act at a Time: Leading at Bowdoin and Beyond.” Mckesson, sitting in conversation with two students, …
As the conversation around artificial intelligence (AI) tools and their impacts at colleges like Bowdoin continues, some faculty from the Department of Computer Science are pursuing a unique approach—exposing students to AI and allowing them to form their own opinions …
Three Bowdoin students participating in a hackathon earlier this month developed an educational tool to improve writing skills using artificial intelligence (AI), raising important questions about the role of AI in relation to academics.
Hackathons, events where teams collaborate over …
On Wednesday night, Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) met in Mills Hall for its second meeting of the spring semester. The meeting opened with a discussion of racist flyers found around Maine before moving on to funding and other initiatives.
BSG …
As students, faculty and administrators across the College grapple with the explosive growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and its implications for academia, a faculty-led committee aims to find a path forward.
The AI Subcommittee of the Committee on Teaching and …
On Sunday, Ladd House came to life as the Rachel Lord Center for Religious and Spiritual Life hosted an Interfaith Leadership Summit. Attendees, including student Interfaith Fellows and faith group leaders, discussed what interfaith dialogue meant to them and planned …
On Tuesday, Adjunct Lecturer in Environmental Studies Kate Olson spoke to a packed room of students, faculty and community members in Mills Hall about climate change and its impacts. Olson’s talk, hosted by the Department of Environmental Studies, focused on …
Last weekend, the men’s basketball team (3–0; 0–0 NESCAC) started off its season strong, going 2–0 to begin non-conference play. The two wins included a 75–58 win over Curry College (0–4) last Friday and a 71–53 victory over Regis College …
In only the second start of his collegiate career, quarterback Peter Macaulay ’28 threw five touchdown passes, tying a school record and helping lead the football team (3–5) to a 35–24 victory over Bates College (2–6) last Saturday.
Macaulay came …
