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Number of articles: 12
First Article: January 30, 2025
Latest Article: November 21, 2025
Each year, Bowdoin students, faculty and Brunswick community members gather for the annual Thanksgiving meal, a beloved Bowdoin tradition. The lavish feast serves as a final gathering for students before they depart for the Thanksgiving break.
Held the Thursday before …
On Thursday, the Edwards Center for Art and Dance hosted the opening reception for its newest exhibition featuring the work of four students.
These artists, Isa Cruz ’27, Izaiah Diaz ’27, Isabelle Rivera-Gandrung ’26 and Daniel Hennelly ’26, used funds …
Over the summer, Tern Coffee and Tea joined the downtown Brunswick café lineup, opening their storefront on Maine Street between School Street and Center Street. The micro-roastery is a family operation, owned by Heidi and Chris Townsend of Topsham. The …
On Saturday, thousands of Mainers gathered in more than 30 demonstrations throughout the state to join the “No Kings” day of protest. From York to Bangor, community members gathered together in the second “No Kings” protest. The nationwide protests were …
Last Tuesday, Professor Benjamin Nathans of the University of Pennsylvania spoke about the historical Soviet dissident movement, exploring its impact on present-day Russia and the post-Soviet world. The talk was the 2025 installment of the Alfred E. Golz Memorial Lecture …
On Wednesday, Mary Thompson-Jones, a professor at the U.S. Naval War College, traveled to Bowdoin to deliver a lecture on diplomacy and the Arctic. With climate change dramatically altering the trajectory of the region, Thompson-Jones—who is also the chair of …
Following Jeff Christmas’ departure from the College last semester, Kari Francis has joined the music department as lecturer and director of choral activities.
Leading the Chamber Choir and managing student a cappella groups, Francis joins the College in a period …
When walking through Studzinski Recital Hall, you might just be lucky enough to overhear Brian Liu ’25 fine-tuning a concerto before he heads off to the computer science lab or the McKeen Center.
A double major in computer science and …
As part of campus celebrations of Interfaith Visibility Week, Kaira Jewel Lingo, a former Buddhist monk whose work blends spirituality and social justice, spoke in Kresge Auditorium Monday night. Lingo’s talk, titled “We Were Made for These Times,” centered on …
Last Saturday, the women’s basketball team (18–0; 4–0 NESCAC) had a season-defining victory over Colby College (9–8; 3–1 NESCAC) to secure its fourth conference win with a final score of 61–56. The Polar Bears never trailed against the Mules, securing …
