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Ezra Sunshine

Photographer — Class of 2019

90 photos by Ezra Sunshine

MEETING IN MODERATION: A local feminist book club meets upstairs at Moderation Brewing Company once a month to discuss books, films and more.

MEETING IN MODERATION: A local feminist book club meets upstairs at Moderation Brewing Company once a month to discuss books, films and more.

MEETING IN MODERATION: A local feminist book club meets upstairs at Moderation Brewing Company once a month to discuss books, films and more.

MEETING IN MODERATION: A local feminist book club meets upstairs at Moderation Brewing Company once a month to discuss books, films and more.

INSIDE THE I-20: In conjunction with programming for International Week and sponsored by the International Student Association, this exhibition provides a platform for individual students’ voices and calls for greater visibility on campus.

INSIDE THE I-20: In conjunction with programming for International Week and sponsored by the International Student Association, this exhibition provides a platform for individual students’ voices and calls for greater visibility on campus.

INSIDE THE I-20: In conjunction with programming for International Week and sponsored by the International Student Association, this exhibition provides a platform for individual students’ voices and calls for greater visibility on campus.

WIND IT UP: Allison Rutz ’20 winds up for a pitch in a game last weekend. The Polar Bears are 23-10 on the season.

WIND IT UP: Allison Rutz ’20 winds up for a pitch in a game last weekend. The Polar Bears are 23-10 on the season.

WIND IT UP: Allison Rutz ’20 winds up for a pitch in a game last weekend. The Polar Bears are 23-10 on the season.

when in rome Lecturer in Classics Michael Nerdahl leads students as they reenact the Roman Senate in a simulation game as a part of his class “Republic of Rome and the Evolution of Executive Power.”

when in rome Lecturer in Classics Michael Nerdahl leads students as they reenact the Roman Senate in a simulation game as a part of his class “Republic of Rome and the Evolution of Executive Power.”

when in rome Lecturer in Classics Michael Nerdahl leads students as they reenact the Roman Senate in a simulation game as a part of his class “Republic of Rome and the Evolution of Executive Power.”

ICY INSPIRATION In his inaugural lecture as the A. Leroy Greason Professor of English last night, Brock Clarke discussed his process of making the overlooked or unlovable, like the cold in his hometown, appear lovable to readers.

ICY INSPIRATION In his inaugural lecture as the A. Leroy Greason Professor of English last night, Brock Clarke discussed his process of making the overlooked or unlovable, like the cold in his hometown, appear lovable to readers.

ICY INSPIRATION In his inaugural lecture as the A. Leroy Greason Professor of English last night, Brock Clarke discussed his process of making the overlooked or unlovable, like the cold in his hometown, appear lovable to readers.

A RENAISSANCE WOMAN: As part of a series of book launches this semester, the Bowdoin library started with Associate Professor of English Maggie Solberg’s new book “Virgin Whore,” which looks at representations of the Virgin Mary’s sexuality in the Middle Ages.

A RENAISSANCE WOMAN: As part of a series of book launches this semester, the Bowdoin library started with Associate Professor of English Maggie Solberg’s new book “Virgin Whore,” which looks at representations of the Virgin Mary’s sexuality in the Middle Ages.

A RENAISSANCE WOMAN: As part of a series of book launches this semester, the Bowdoin library started with Associate Professor of English Maggie Solberg’s new book “Virgin Whore,” which looks at representations of the Virgin Mary’s sexuality in the Middle Ages.

COZY CHRISTMAS: Students will celebrate with a gathering on Monday.

H-O-R-S-E: Zavier Rucker ’21 leaps over a Colby opponent in the team’s home opener last year.

H-O-R-S-E: Zavier Rucker ’21 leaps over a Colby opponent in the team’s home opener last year.

H-O-R-S-E: Zavier Rucker ’21 leaps over a Colby opponent in the team’s home opener last year.

STREAMLINED AND STANDARDIZED The new Test Center is a constant, reliable location for students who receive accommodations to take exams.

STREAMLINED AND STANDARDIZED The new Test Center is a constant, reliable location for students who receive accommodations to take exams.

STREAMLINED AND STANDARDIZED The new Test Center is a constant, reliable location for students who receive accommodations to take exams.

TAPPING INTO COMMUNITY: A quick walk down Maine Street can lead you to an assortment of creative IPAs. This local spot wants to be the location of your next date, or even where you finish your history reading.

TAPPING INTO COMMUNITY: A quick walk down Maine Street can lead you to an assortment of creative IPAs. This local spot wants to be the location of your next date, or even where you finish your history reading.

TAPPING INTO COMMUNITY: A quick walk down Maine Street can lead you to an assortment of creative IPAs. This local spot wants to be the location of your next date, or even where you finish your history reading.

Kate Kiser '21 and Cori Gray '22 shut down the Amherst attack with a solid block.

Kate Kiser '21 and Cori Gray '22 shut down the Amherst attack with a solid block.

Kate Kiser '21 and Cori Gray '22 shut down the Amherst attack with a solid block.

CHECK OUT CHEKHOV: A new adaptation of the Russian classic comes to life under the direction of Associate Professor of Theater Abigail Killeen, conveying themes of choice, agency, hope and despair. Its dynamic set moves and bends to convey the passage of time and looms imposingly over the actors and audience.

CHECK OUT CHEKHOV: A new adaptation of the Russian classic comes to life under the direction of Associate Professor of Theater Abigail Killeen, conveying themes of choice, agency, hope and despair. Its dynamic set moves and bends to convey the passage of time and looms imposingly over the actors and audience.

CHECK OUT CHEKHOV: A new adaptation of the Russian classic comes to life under the direction of Associate Professor of Theater Abigail Killeen, conveying themes of choice, agency, hope and despair. Its dynamic set moves and bends to convey the passage of time and looms imposingly over the actors and audience.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Janet Mills and students walk to the polls in Brunswick on Monday.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Janet Mills and students walk to the polls in Brunswick on Monday.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Janet Mills and students walk to the polls in Brunswick on Monday.

TALKING TOGETHERNESS In his keynote speech for BSG’s No Hate November, Dr. Ahmed encouraged people to form coalitions and work together.

TALKING TOGETHERNESS In his keynote speech for BSG’s No Hate November, Dr. Ahmed encouraged people to form coalitions and work together.

TALKING TOGETHERNESS In his keynote speech for BSG’s No Hate November, Dr. Ahmed encouraged people to form coalitions and work together.

TOWN HALL: Nate DeMoranville '20 (left) and Director of Religious and Spiritual Life Eduardo Pazos Palma address students on Friday afternoon.

TOWN HALL: Nate DeMoranville '20 (left) and Director of Religious and Spiritual Life Eduardo Pazos Palma address students on Friday afternoon.

TOWN HALL: Nate DeMoranville '20 (left) and Director of Religious and Spiritual Life Eduardo Pazos Palma address students on Friday afternoon.

CONSERVATIVE CONSERVATIONISM Author Dan Dagget spoke to students on Monday evening about his proposed solutions to environmental problems, illustrating his points with photos comparing grazing and protected land. Daggett criticized the “big green” industry and fielded questions from students.

CONSERVATIVE CONSERVATIONISM Author Dan Dagget spoke to students on Monday evening about his proposed solutions to environmental problems, illustrating his points with photos comparing grazing and protected land. Daggett criticized the “big green” industry and fielded questions from students.

CONSERVATIVE CONSERVATIONISM Author Dan Dagget spoke to students on Monday evening about his proposed solutions to environmental problems, illustrating his points with photos comparing grazing and protected land. Daggett criticized the “big green” industry and fielded questions from students.

PARTISAN-FREE PLATFORM Terry Hayes ’80, a candidate in Maine’s gubernatorial race, is choosing to run independently from any political party. Having served in the legislature for eight years and as State Treasurer for four, she is firm in her belief that partisanship is a harmful force in Maine politics.

PARTISAN-FREE PLATFORM Terry Hayes ’80, a candidate in Maine’s gubernatorial race, is choosing to run independently from any political party. Having served in the legislature for eight years and as State Treasurer for four, she is firm in her belief that partisanship is a harmful force in Maine politics.

PARTISAN-FREE PLATFORM Terry Hayes ’80, a candidate in Maine’s gubernatorial race, is choosing to run independently from any political party. Having served in the legislature for eight years and as State Treasurer for four, she is firm in her belief that partisanship is a harmful force in Maine politics.

ANCHORS AWEIGH: A Flying Junior sailboat catches wind in choppy water.

ANCHORS AWEIGH: A Flying Junior sailboat catches wind in choppy water.

Evaluating Effectiveness Katie Benner ’99 and Bowdoin students asked former White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough for his takes on presidential performance.

Evaluating Effectiveness Katie Benner ’99 and Bowdoin students asked former White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough for his takes on presidential performance.

BARISTA BEN HAS THE BEANS: When you look into the new cafe on Union Street you’ll be surprised at what you can find. It seems community engagement is on the menu at this fun-filled and eclectic establishment.

BARISTA BEN HAS THE BEANS: When you look into the new cafe on Union Street you’ll be surprised at what you can find. It seems community engagement is on the menu at this fun-filled and eclectic establishment.

UNABASHED GRATITUDE: Acclaimed poet Ross Gay visited campus on Wednesday to read from his recent work, much of which explores joy. “Joy is sort of like the process of being a person, which is difficult and wonderful,” he said.

'Building a movement' Dr. Kevin Kamashiro spoke on Thursday about new ways to frame educational reform

PUBLIC COMMENT Director of Safety and Security Randy Nichols addresses concerns about police activity during the public comment time at the Bowdoin Student Government meeting on Wednesday night.

ART UP CLOSE: Attendees at “Bearing Witness: Gender Violence and Visual Art” view art on display in the Zuckert Seminar Room. The curation and lecture addressed depictions of violence from the 16th century through the 1990s.