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Emily Campbell

Photographer — Class of 2026

7 photos by Emily Campbell

THE RANGE OF STRANGE: Museumgoer stops and looks at a piece in the new BCMA exhibit “Mina Loy: Strangeness is Inevitable.” The exhibition was curated by art historian Jennifer Gross.

STANDING WITH SURVIVORS: Bowdoin community members table for Denim Day, an annual day of solidarity with survivors of sexual assault. Wednesday’s programming, sponsored by the Office for Gender Violence and Prevention included informational booths and free gelato.

PREJUDICE IN PARIS: Sarah Maza, professor of history at Northwestern University, delivers a lecture on the reception of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” in France and its centrality to the history of racism in Europe.

I’M ALWAYS (ALT) RIGHT: Professor of Political Psychology at the University of Kent Aleksandra Cichocka spoke on how narcissism has increased conservatism in the United States and beyond.

PRES-IDENCE: The President-elect's home sits on Boody Street across from Reed House. Zaki will join a line of Bowdoin community members to reside there.

RACIALIZING THE WINDY CITY: Trinity College Professor Davarian Baldwin looks over to a projection of his lecture slide as he speaks to the campus community. Baldwin discusses Chicago's racial history and Black anti-fascism.