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Number of articles: 51
First Article: March 27, 2026
Latest Article: October 2, 2026
Claire Shim
On Thursday evening, Bowdoin welcomed New York-based, Malaysian-born artist Sean Latif Heiser for the opening of his exhibition in Edwards Front Gallery, titled “Stationary Shift.” Walking into the gallery, viewers observed six small paintings, all full of geometric shapes, clean …
On Wednesday, students and community members gathered in the Bowdoin College Museum of Art (BCMA) to attend the gallery talk and tour of “Healing in Apartheid South Africa: Michael Goldblatt’s Photographs of the Alex Clinic.” The exhibition, led by Professor …
Leading up to the weekend, the team focused on analyzing their two adversaries’ players, tactics and systems to figure out the best strategies to use.
“Most of our preparation was for Wesleyan, [their] strengths, and really trying to minimize those, …
Last Friday, author and historian Jeffrey Boutwell delivered a talk in the Visual Art Center’s Beam Classroom on one of the hidden figures in American history: George Boutwell. In his talk, titled “George Boutwell: Redeeming America’s Promise,” Jeffrey Boutwell explained …
On Wednesday evening, students were joined by Professors of Government Paul Franco and Andy Rudalevige in Moulton Union’s Main Lounge to talk about the lasting significance of the Declaration of Independence.
The most recent installment of the What Matters conversation …
Last Saturday, the Women’s and Men’s cross country teams hit the ground running with strong results at the Regional Preview Meet in South Portland. The women’s team won the competition, forming a block of runners from third place through ninth …
Students, faculty and community members filled Kresge Auditorium last Thursday afternoon to hear Ali Abunimah speak in the latest of a series of teach-ins organized by Amnesty Bowdoin. Abunimah is a Palestinian-American journalist, as well as the co-founder and executive …
The faculty and staff neurodivergence book group met for the third and final time last Thursday in Hutchinson Lounge to discuss the book “Of Many Minds.” The book is a collection of personal essays spotlighting the experiences of neurodivergent faculty …
On Thursday, student curators Tess Mooney ’26 and Caitlin Panicker ’26 welcomed students and community members to the opening of eARTh, an art show “celebrating Earth in its beauty and fracture.” As the audience clustered on the wooden stairs, Anaïs …
Hidden away in a staff corridor at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art (BCMA), there is a Wall of Things. Crevices of the original outer stone wall of the Museum have become resting spots for everything from Elvis Presley pictures …
