Kate Lusignanparty on Maine Street:
A "Honk for Biden" sign hangs in front of Howell House on Saturday.
Kate Lusignanparty on Maine Street:
A "Honk for Biden" sign hangs in front of Howell House on Saturday.
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Ellery Harkness '21 and Brooke Vahos '21 celebrate a Biden victory on Maine Street on Saturday.
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Ellery Harkness '21 and Brooke Vahos '21 celebrate a Biden victory on Maine Street on Saturday.
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Big Top Deli is taking orders from their doorway as they adapt to COVID-19.
Kate Lusignan
Big Top Deli is taking orders from their doorway as they adapt to COVID-19.
Kate Lusignan
Big Top Deli is taking orders from their doorway as they adapt to COVID-19.
Kate LusignanBANDING TOGETHER TO STAND TALL
Through collaboration with Sunrise, a national organization with local chapters across the country, BCA is able to organize with other of these “Sunrise Hubs.” One example of this collective activism took place last Friday, when about 30 Bowdoin students joined 15 others in a protest outside Senator Susan Collins’ (R-Maine) Portland office.
In an effort to be more transparent about COVID-19 policy violations, the College has launched a COVID-19 Student Conduct Dashboard on February 16. The dashboard reports the number of students found responsible for COVID-19 policy violations and who have been …
After welcoming more than 1,000 students to campus on Friday and Saturday, two students have tested positive for the coronavirus (COVID-19), wrote COVID-19 Resource Coordinator Mike Ranen in an email to all students and employees early this afternoon.
In an email to all students on Tuesday evening, President Clayton Rose announced that family members and guests will not be able to come to campus for Commencement for the Class of 2021 and will instead have to observe the …
On Friday, the Class of 2020 learned from an email sent by Tony Sprague, director of events and summer programs, that their on-campus graduation celebration would be moved from the previously announced dates of June 11 and June 12, 2021, …
The overwhelming majority, 81 percent, of survey participants believe the College is handling COVID-19 well or very well, with 19 percent believing the College is handling the pandemic poorly or very poorly. This is only a slight decrease from the …
The Dean’s Office granted permission for 104 students to reside on campus after November 21. These students, with either home lives unsuitable for remote learning or other extenuating circumstances such as an inability to travel home due to safety concerns, …
An employee of the College who works at the Schiller Coastal Studies Center tested positive for COVID-19 late last evening informed COVID-19 Resource Director Mike Ranen in an email to the community this afternoon. The employee is isolating at home, …
A first-year student living on campus tested positive for COVID-19 this morning, informed COVID-19 Resource Coordinator Mike Ranen in an email to the community this evening. The student does not have symptoms and is isolating on campus.
A College employee who works in Thorne Hall and a first-year student living on campus tested positive for COVID-19 today, wrote Mike Ranen, COVID-19 resource coordinator, in an email sent to the community at noon. The employee and student are …
Among honks and cheers temporarily heard on Maine Street, Brooke Vahos ’21, who is living off campus, stood at the edge of the Brunswick Mall with a “Honk for Biden” sign in celebration of President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory …