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Isa Cruz
Staff Writer — Class of
2027
Number of articles:
6
First Article:
September 22, 2023
Latest Article:
April 19, 2024
10 photos by Isa Cruz
Isa CruzLETS TACOBOUT IT: Steven Alvarez gestures to the audience during his talk on the importance of food to understanding culture through the example of tacos and Mexican-American culture. Alvarez currently teaches a class on this topic at St. John’s University.
Isa CruzMORE COWBELL: Jules Messitte '26—cowbell in hand—crowdsurfs during Glum Plumz' set. Glum Plumz and Far From Juno were the two bands composed entirely of sophomores at the event.
Isa CruzBANDING TOGETHER: Members of Remedy were the first to take the stage at Battle of the Bands.
Isa CruzHISTORY AND TODAY: Pérez discusses the effects of the Conquest of the Desert in the Roux Lantern. Pérez analyzed how the Conquest facilitated the erasure of the Indigenous Mapuche people. in Patagonia. She argues that the erasure of these Indigenous communities has created the perception of Argentina as a “white nation” and disregards the history and legacy of the Mapuche people.
Isa CruzLOVE FOR LACLAS: As the LACLAS department celebrates its 25 year anniversary, Allen Wells talks about the origins of LACLAS and his integral role in founding the program
Isa CruzIN TOUCH WITH REALITY: A promotional poster for Wednesday's screening of "Reality." The film was nominated at the Critics' Choice Awards and the Gotham Independent Film Awards.
Isa CruzUNAPOLOGETIC: Museumgoers fill the exhibition galleries of “Without Apology: Asian American Selves, Memories, Futures.” The exhibition is housed in the Center, Media, and Focus galleries at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art. “Without Apology” opened December 14, 2023 and will run through June 2 of this year.
Isa CruzCOOL BEANS:
New offerings include a variety of favorites from owner Ben Gatchell's time living on the West Coast
Isa CruzBIG THINGS BREWING:
Beloved Brunswick coffee shop Dog Bar Jim brings new culinary treats to Brunswick dining options.
Isa CruzCALLING FOR CLIMATE ACTION:
Bowdoin Sunrise invites climate activist Georgi Fischer and Lucy Hochschartner of OurPower to speak about the impact that youth can have on local climate issues, including the current Pine Tree Power debate.
Last weekend, the softball team (17–7; 4–4 NESCAC) earned decisive victories in its first home games of the season. Saturday’s sweep of Amherst College (6–17; 3–7 NESCAC) was followed by an intense matchup with Hamilton College (14-14; 7-7 NESCAC) on …
Last Thursday night, eight student bands filled Jack Magee’s Pub to capacity with music across a variety of genres that kept the crowd on its feet and dancing. Bowdoin Music Collective’s (BMC) annual Battle of the Bands brought together the …
It took living in the Northeast to come to know that I’m a southerner—that is, from the American South. I grew up emphasizing my Chicagoan origins rather than my hometown in Tennessee in forgettable introductions to familiar strangers, having learned …
Today, Night Hawk—one of the more prominent bands to come out of Bowdoin in recent years—released its first EP, “Everything Good Ends,” which joins an assortment of singles released since the band’s inception. Intentionally liberated from constraints of genre but …
On Wednesday afternoon, the Ladd House living room was abuzz in celebration of National First Generation College Celebration Day: The room was filled and refilled with students coming in waves after classes, grabbing fresh popcorn with friends and taking Polaroids.…
Editor’s Note 10/20/23 at 5:13 p.m.: This article has been edited to correct a misconstruction of a quote. An earlier version incorrectly paraphrased that Professor McMullen believed jazz in Oakland to be more ‘authentic.’ The article now reflects an accurate …
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