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Graham Bendickson

photographer — Class of 2020

42 photos by Graham Bendickson

SEE YOU NEXT YEAR: The Class of 2020 will not have their commencement exercises in Brunswick this spring, instead the College plans to hold the event in May 2021.

SEE YOU NEXT YEAR: The Class of 2020 will not have their commencement exercises in Brunswick this spring, instead the College plans to hold the event in May 2021.

SEE YOU NEXT YEAR: The Class of 2020 will not have their commencement exercises in Brunswick this spring, instead the College plans to hold the event in May 2021.

SEE YOU NEXT YEAR: The Class of 2020 will not have their commencement exercises in Brunswick this spring, instead the College plans to hold the event in May 2021.

SEE YOU NEXT YEAR: The Class of 2020 will not have their commencement exercises in Brunswick this spring, instead the College plans to hold the event in May 2021.

SEE YOU NEXT YEAR: The Class of 2020 will not have their commencement exercises in Brunswick this spring, instead the College plans to hold the event in May 2021.

STEAMING AHEAD: Bobby Pearl ’23 scans the ice during a home game against Wesleyan, a 3-1 victory. Bowdoin will play Hamilton in the NESCAC playoffs this weekend.

STEAMING AHEAD: Bobby Pearl ’23 scans the ice during a home game against Wesleyan, a 3-1 victory. Bowdoin will play Hamilton in the NESCAC playoffs this weekend.

STEAMING AHEAD: Bobby Pearl ’23 scans the ice during a home game against Wesleyan, a 3-1 victory. Bowdoin will play Hamilton in the NESCAC playoffs this weekend.

FUN AT FRONTIER: Singer-songwriter Robby Simpson was one of three artists featured at Frontier’s Songwriters on Stage on Tuesday. The event, hosted by Maine Songwriters Association takes place on a monthy basis.

FUN AT FRONTIER: Singer-songwriter Robby Simpson was one of three artists featured at Frontier’s Songwriters on Stage on Tuesday. The event, hosted by Maine Songwriters Association takes place on a monthy basis.

UP, UP AND AWAY: Cori Gray ’22 leaps up for the kill in a home match against Bates earlier this season. After a historic run to the NCAA Elite Eight last month, the volleyball team is not resting on its laurels, already anticipating how the experience gained from this tournament will set up future years’ teams for success.

UP, UP AND AWAY: Cori Gray ’22 leaps up for the kill in a home match against Bates earlier this season. After a historic run to the NCAA Elite Eight last month, the volleyball team is not resting on its laurels, already anticipating how the experience gained from this tournament will set up future years’ teams for success.

UP, UP AND AWAY: Cori Gray ’22 leaps up for the kill in a home match against Bates earlier this season. After a historic run to the NCAA Elite Eight last month, the volleyball team is not resting on its laurels, already anticipating how the experience gained from this tournament will set up future years’ teams for success.

UP, UP AND AWAY: Cori Gray ’22 leaps up for the kill in a home match against Bates earlier this season. After a historic run to the NCAA Elite Eight last month, the volleyball team is not resting on its laurels, already anticipating how the experience gained from this tournament will set up future years’ teams for success.

UP AND OVER: Sophia Pahl ’22 rises above the net for a kill in the team’s victory over Bates last weekend. The team is riding a 12-game win streak into the NESCAC playoffs and hopes to repeat as conference champions this weekend.

UP AND OVER: Sophia Pahl ’22 rises above the net for a kill in the team’s victory over Bates last weekend. The team is riding a 12-game win streak into the NESCAC playoffs and hopes to repeat as conference champions this weekend.

UP AND OVER: Sophia Pahl ’22 rises above the net for a kill in the team’s victory over Bates last weekend. The team is riding a 12-game win streak into the NESCAC playoffs and hopes to repeat as conference champions this weekend.

UP AND OVER: Sophia Pahl ’22 rises above the net for a kill in the team’s victory over Bates last weekend. The team is riding a 12-game win streak into the NESCAC playoffs and hopes to repeat as conference champions this weekend.

HOT POTATO: A Bowdoin player rises up out of the water to make a pass during a game earlier this season.

HOT POTATO: A Bowdoin player rises up out of the water to make a pass during a game earlier this season.

HOT POTATO: A Bowdoin player rises up out of the water to make a pass during a game earlier this season.

HOT POTATO: A Bowdoin player rises up out of the water to make a pass during a game earlier this season.

LOCALLY SOURCED: Points of View Gallery, located blocks from campus in the Brunswick Business Center, features an array of pieces from local artists.

LOCALLY SOURCED: Points of View Gallery, located blocks from campus in the Brunswick Business Center, features an array of pieces from local artists.

LOCALLY SOURCED: Points of View Gallery, located blocks from campus in the Brunswick Business Center, features an array of pieces from local artists.

LOCALLY SOURCED: Points of View Gallery, located blocks from campus in the Brunswick Business Center, features an array of pieces from local artists.

MULTIFACETED MELODIES: Willie Thrasher’s music encompasses both the folk genre and elements of Inuit culture, creating a unique artistic style of its own.

MULTIFACETED MELODIES: Willie Thrasher’s music encompasses both the folk genre and elements of Inuit culture, creating a unique artistic style of its own.

MULTIFACETED MELODIES: Willie Thrasher’s music encompasses both the folk genre and elements of Inuit culture, creating a unique artistic style of its own.

WAITING FOR WAGES Some alumni have announced a plan to withhold donations from the College for various reasons, such as the current amount Bowdoin pays its support staff and the decision to appoint Arthur Brooks as the inaugural Joseph McKeen Visiting Fellow. Donation numbers reflect this.

WAITING FOR WAGES Some alumni have announced a plan to withhold donations from the College for various reasons, such as the current amount Bowdoin pays its support staff and the decision to appoint Arthur Brooks as the inaugural Joseph McKeen Visiting Fellow. Donation numbers reflect this.

WAITING FOR WAGES Some alumni have announced a plan to withhold donations from the College for various reasons, such as the current amount Bowdoin pays its support staff and the decision to appoint Arthur Brooks as the inaugural Joseph McKeen Visiting Fellow. Donation numbers reflect this.

GOING GLOBAL President and CEO of Oxfam America Abigail Maxman discussed how to combat twin spikes in poverty and economic inequality on a global scale. The talk drew students interested in humanitarian work.

GOING GLOBAL President and CEO of Oxfam America Abigail Maxman discussed how to combat twin spikes in poverty and economic inequality on a global scale. The talk drew students interested in humanitarian work.

GOING GLOBAL President and CEO of Oxfam America Abigail Maxman discussed how to combat twin spikes in poverty and economic inequality on a global scale. The talk drew students interested in humanitarian work.

MODEL MINORITY MyTH In her inaugural lecture, Riley argued that the myth of the model minority hardened a racial barrier between white Americans and Asian Americans and required political submissiveness from the latter.

MODEL MINORITY MyTH In her inaugural lecture, Riley argued that the myth of the model minority hardened a racial barrier between white Americans and Asian Americans and required political submissiveness from the latter.

MODEL MINORITY MyTH In her inaugural lecture, Riley argued that the myth of the model minority hardened a racial barrier between white Americans and Asian Americans and required political submissiveness from the latter.

LET IT SNOW: Snow-covered fields are a common problem for spring sports. Only Astroturf can be cleared by a plow.

LET IT SNOW: Snow-covered fields are a common problem for spring sports. Only Astroturf can be cleared by a plow.

LET IT SNOW: Snow-covered fields are a common problem for spring sports. Only Astroturf can be cleared by a plow.