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Number of articles: 29
First Article: April 14, 2023
Latest Article: November 8, 2024
Emma Kilbride
Slade Moore sits on a faux-velvet armchair in WBOR, proudly sporting an official station t-shirt emblazoned with a vibrating cell tower and the phrase “300 watts o’ PURE POWER!”
The Brunswick area writer and filmmaker has been a DJ at …
In Maine, the emergency contraceptive Plan B can be purchased over the counter at most pharmacies. But until this semester, Bowdoin students seeking the drug on campus could only access it by making an appointment at Health Services and meeting …
Two links rise to the top of Google searches for “abortion near Bowdoin College.”
The first link directs to Planned Parenthood’s Topsham Health Center, located a mile from campus just across the Androscoggin River. The location offers a range of …
The Office of Residential Life (ResLife) vacated its former space on the first floor of the Dudley Coe Building on Thursday to move into its new location at 24 College Street.
The transition was finalized over the last academic year …
Attention, Brunswick sports fans and beer mavens: Get out your binoculars. Social Goose is coming in for a landing.
The family-friendly sports bar and pub made its debut last month at 94 Maine Street, the space formerly inhabited by sushi …
At quarter to six last Tuesday evening, Kavya Doraswamy ’24 stood outside the Peucinian Room in the basement of Sills Hall, waiting. She was there to audition for BOKA, one of six a cappella groups on Bowdoin’s campus.
Though trained …
Following the closure of Brunswick cafe Little Dog in June due to a two-week employee strike, the shop’s former space at 87 Maine Street remains empty as a union of former employees seeks retribution through the National Labor Relations Board …
Ultimate frisbee teams everywhere, beware: Stoned Clown is running this circus.
At last weekend’s North New England DIII College Men’s Conference Championship in Middlebury, Vt., the men’s ultimate frisbee team (14–1)—better known as Stoned Clown—dominated rivals Bates College, Colby College …
A $2 million gift from Kenneth I. Chenault ’73, H’96 and his wife, Kathryn C. Chenault, has made possible the creation of the new Herman S. Dreer Leadership Fellowship. Named in honor of Herman S. Dreer, Class of 1910, the …
