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Jane Olsen
Staff Writer — Class of
2024
Number of articles:
25
First Article:
October 1, 2021
Latest Article:
April 28, 2022
12 photos by Jane Olsen
Jane OlsenEXHIBITING EXCELLENCE
One of Ed McCarton’s paintings on display at the Points of View Art Gallery in Brunswick. The gallery is approaching 20 years since its founding and many of the core members of the original gallery are still taking part.
Jane OlsenEXHIBITING EXCELLENCE
One of Ed McCarton’s paintings on display at the Points of View Art Gallery in Brunswick. The gallery is approaching 20 years since its founding and many of the core members of the original gallery are still taking part.
Jane OlsenLOCAL GEM:
A person is pictured peering over the glistening water on a sunny day at Woodward Point Reserve. Jane Olsen '24 reflects on the finale of 'A Moment in Maine' while highlighting Brunswick's Woodward Point Reserve.
Jane OlsenLOCAL GEM:
A person is pictured peering over the glistening water on a sunny day at Woodward Point Reserve. Jane Olsen '24 reflects on the finale of 'A Moment in Maine' while highlighting Brunswick's Woodward Point Reserve.
Jane OlsenMAGIC IN THE MARSHES:
Waves crash against rocks at Wharton Point. Jane Olsen '24 discusses conservation and explores the scenic views of this natural wonder that is located only a few minutes away from Bowdoin's campus.
Jane OlsenMAGIC IN THE MARSHES:
Waves crash against rocks at Wharton Point. Jane Olsen '24 discusses conservation and explores the scenic views of this natural wonder that is located only a few minutes away from Bowdoin's campus.
Jane OlsenGENERATIONAL LINKAGE:
The sun shines on a picturesque scene in Cathance River Nature Preserve. Olsen explores both the preserve and how to connect with those both inside and outside of the Bowdoin bubble.
Jane OlsenGENERATIONAL LINKAGE:
The sun shines on a picturesque scene in Cathance River Nature Preserve. Olsen explores both the preserve and how to connect with those both inside and outside of the Bowdoin bubble.
Jane OlsenNATURAL CONNECTION:
A historic boathouse rests on the edge of the Skolfield Shores Preserve and an iced covered Middle Bay Cove. Jane Olsen explores the charming trail leading from this view back to Bowdoin’s campus.
Jane OlsenNATURAL CONNECTION:
A historic boathouse rests on the edge of the Skolfield Shores Preserve and an iced covered Middle Bay Cove. Jane Olsen explores the charming trail leading from this view back to Bowdoin’s campus.
Jane OlsenNON-PROPHETS ROCK REED HOUSE
The re-opening of indoor rehearsal spaces and opportunities for live performances at Bowdoin has led to the creation of several student bands including the Non-Prophets, which performed alongside other groups at Reed House's Annual Fall Fest this past Saturday.
Jane OlsenNON-PROPHETS ROCK REED HOUSE
The re-opening of indoor rehearsal spaces and opportunities for live performances at Bowdoin has led to the creation of several student bands including the Non-Prophets, which performed alongside other groups at Reed House's Annual Fall Fest this past Saturday.
I was first introduced to seaside mudflats through Sal’s clamming adventures in Robert McClosky’s “One Morning in Maine.” Growing up far from Maine, this children’s book gave me a glimpse into life in Maine and highlighted nature’s cultural importance in …
On Tuesday April 5, the Bowdoin Democrats hosted a debate between Andrew Kaleigh ’24 and Brunswick at-large Town Councilor Dan Ankeles, two candidates running for the 100th district of the Maine State House of Representatives Democratic nomination. The event was …
A visit to the Cathance River Nature Preserve in Topsham will allow you to consider the past, the future and how to stay grounded in the present. Only a 10-minute drive from campus, the preserve features miles of riverside trails …
The Bowdoin Pines is a quaint trail on the edge of campus that provides access to nature only minutes from dorms, classrooms or whichever Brunswick spaces you most frequently occupy. With no need for driving or a long hike, this …
If you embark on just a 10-minute drive from campus, you may stumble upon the ecological and historical gem that is Skolfield Shores Preserve. After around five minutes of walking on the preserve, you will be met with a view …
The Bowdoin community has faced unimaginable challenges this semester, and while everyone processes hardship differently, “Polar Pause,” the extended Thanksgiving break this year, has provided students and faculty with additional time and space for rest and reflection.
On Thursday evening, the Native American Student Association (NASA) and the Office of Gender Violence Prevention and Education (OGVPE) welcomed Native American lawyer and professor Sarah Deer to speak about historical violence against Indigenous people, specifically emphasizing violence prevention for …
This past Saturday, The Non-Prophets established themselves in the Bowdoin student band scene with a debut performance at Reed House’s Fall Fest. The night also included performances by En Jamb and Mistaken for Strangers.
This past weekend, the men’s tennis team came back strong at the Division III International Tennis Association (ITA) tournament after two years without formal competition. For the first time in two decades, Bowdoin hosted the tournament, which gave the majority …