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Number of articles: 42
First Article: February 2, 2024
Latest Article: April 19, 2024
Julia Dickinson
Last weekend, students voted in elections for the Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) executive board. Current first years, sophomores and juniors also voted in their respective class council elections.
Under BSG’s new election timeline, executive board and class council elections now …
In response to excess attendance by non-Bowdoin students at the Spring Concert last Friday, the Office of Student Activities is planning to reintroduce guest registration ahead of big concerts on campus.
The Spring Concert was only open to Bowdoin students …
Though Bowdoin is known for its pines, there’s another tree on campus rising to fame in the dining hall.
Since 2012, the Bowdoin Organic Garden (BOG) has been tapping the College’s maple trees to produce maple syrup. Organic Garden Supervisor …
The Boston office of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) will hold a secret-ballot election for student Residential Life (ResLife) staff to vote on whether they want to unionize on Wednesday. As the date approaches, ResLife staff are navigating the …
Last Friday, jazz drummer Tomas Fujiwara’s 7 Poets Trio and The Tomeka Reid Quartet enlivened Studzinski Recital Hall’s Kanbar Auditorium with a distinctive jazz show.
Fujiwara and Reid are members of both groups. The 7 Poets Trio also features musician …
On March 11, Jonathan Macat ’16 will begin as assistant director of THRIVE. The program is developed to help first-generation and low-income (FGLI) students thrive at Bowdoin and is in its sixth year at the College. Director of THRIVE Anthony …
At the end of March, Senior Associate Dean of Students and Director of First-Year Experience Melissa Quinby ’91 will retire from the College.
“I’m so very grateful for the many opportunities I’ve had here and for all the learning and …
About 270 members of the Class of 2027—or roughly 53 percent—applied to live in a College House, according to data from the Office of Residential Life (ResLife). This is a slight drop in applications from the Class of 2026, …
After 21 years at the College, Senior Vice President and Dean for Student Affairs Janet Lohmann will retire at the end of July.
For Lohmann, this decision was difficult and required much thought.
“I spent winter break in a process …
The roughly ten classes that compose a student’s major at Bowdoin—not to mention double majors and minors—determine much of their undergraduate experience. But even at a college located on the coast of Maine, students still neglect to consider the practical …
