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Isabel Alexander

Photographer — Class of 2021

10 photos by Isabel Alexander

YOGA AND BEYOND: Kate Nicholson, the new assistant director of student wellness programs hopes to use her new position to incorporate a range of wellness programs and reach a wider, more diverse group of students.

AN EXTRAORDINARY REVIVAL: Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow Sean Burrus and Associate Professor of Classics James Higganbotham discuss the modern-day importance of the Assyrian reliefs at a talk on Thursday.

SAVING THE CLIMATE Michael Jones associate professor of economics emeritus of the College and member of Citizens' Climate Lobby speaks in Brunswick panel about implementing a carbon tax.

TAX TO THE MAX Vice President of Government Affairs for Citizens' Climate Lobby Danny Richter presents his lecture in the Roux Center, advocating the benefits of a carbon tax.

A GREAT RETURN: After pursuing a graduate degree, Elizabeth Humphrey ’14 returned to campus this summer to take on a two-year curatorial position.

MEMORIES AND MEANINGS: Argentine author Sergio Chejfec reads from his essay, which is rooted in the history and untold stories of Caracas, Venezuela.

NO 1. ON THE COURT: Caroline Flaharty ’20 (left) and Cori Gray ’22 go for the block in a close win over Wesleyan, which secured Bowdoin’s No. 1 seed.

LOCAL LEADERS (left to right): Maine Senator Brownie Carson ’72 and Maine Representatives Jay McCreight and Ralph Tucker discuss Brunswick politics at “Caffeine with Candidates.”