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Number of articles: 36
First Article: November 22, 2024
Latest Article: February 28, 2025
Claire Shim
The sounds of singing, clapping, the drumming of the tabla and the melodies of an electric guitar and piano filled Ladd’s living room last Sunday, marking the celebration of the second annual South Asian Arts and Music Festival. Students and …
As the Oscars quickly approach, many in the film world are directing their attention to blockbusters like “The Substance” and “The Brutalist.” This week, members of the Bowdoin community got a taste of a very different side of what film …
Last Friday, the men’s hockey team (8–9–3; 6–5–3 NESCAC) beat Hamilton College (15–4–1; 11–2–1 NESCAC), currently ranked first in the NESCAC, 7–5 in a dynamic match. The following day, the team went against Amherst College (8–10–2; 5–7–2 NESCAC), earning a …
During the last week of January, students gathered at various college houses to discuss this year’s Kurtz Book Club’s selection book, “The Midcoast” by Adam White, a thriller set in Damariscotta, Maine.
The Kurtz Book Club is supported by the …
On Wednesday, Bowdoin students and community members gathered in the Bowdoin College Museum of Art (BCMA) for a gallery talk on a new exhibition titled “From Daughters to Mothers: A Study of Reproductive Labor.” The exhibition, curated by Talia Traskos-Hart …
The Mix, an art supplies store previously located on Maine Street, is moving to 163 Park Row and is set to reopen on February 1. The shop, which opened eight years ago as a small store featuring art supplies and …
Goaltender Sarah Peterson ’27 was named NESCAC Women’s Hockey Player of the Week last week after making a total of 61 saves over the team’s (6–0–0; 4–0–0 NESCAC) two-game sweep against Colby College nearly two weeks ago. The victories, which …
Last weekend, students and community members gathered in Wish Theater for a performance of “Liturgy|Order|Bridge” by regional creative arts group Scapegoat Garden. Inspired by Black church traditions, the dance performance drew on faith, nature, fashion and experimentation to bring the …
