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Katie Bacall

Photographer — Class of 2020

20 photos by Katie Bacall

DANCING FOR A CAUSE Students dance at the third-annual Dance Marathon in Smith Union on Friday.

DANCING FOR A CAUSE Students dance at the third-annual Dance Marathon in Smith Union on Friday.

DANCING FOR A CAUSE Students dance at the third-annual Dance Marathon in Smith Union on Friday.

DANCING FOR A CAUSE Students dance at the third-annual Dance Marathon in Smith Union on Friday.

CXD’S NEW THREE: (From left to right) Amanda Rickman ’20, Elly Veloria ’20 and Mike McAlarney ’21 are Career Exploration and Development’s peer advisors, part of a new program aimed at making the office’s resources more accessible to students.

CXD’S NEW THREE: (From left to right) Amanda Rickman ’20, Elly Veloria ’20 and Mike McAlarney ’21 are Career Exploration and Development’s peer advisors, part of a new program aimed at making the office’s resources more accessible to students.

CXD’S NEW THREE: (From left to right) Amanda Rickman ’20, Elly Veloria ’20 and Mike McAlarney ’21 are Career Exploration and Development’s peer advisors, part of a new program aimed at making the office’s resources more accessible to students.

CXD’S NEW THREE: (From left to right) Amanda Rickman ’20, Elly Veloria ’20 and Mike McAlarney ’21 are Career Exploration and Development’s peer advisors, part of a new program aimed at making the office’s resources more accessible to students.

NEW TRICKS: The Little Dog Coffee Shop on Maine Street underwent renovations this summer to create a new atmosphere with a familiar feel. New programming includes open mics and other community events to encourage community engagement.

NEW TRICKS: The Little Dog Coffee Shop on Maine Street underwent renovations this summer to create a new atmosphere with a familiar feel. New programming includes open mics and other community events to encourage community engagement.

NEW TRICKS: The Little Dog Coffee Shop on Maine Street underwent renovations this summer to create a new atmosphere with a familiar feel. New programming includes open mics and other community events to encourage community engagement.

NEW TRICKS: The Little Dog Coffee Shop on Maine Street underwent renovations this summer to create a new atmosphere with a familiar feel. New programming includes open mics and other community events to encourage community engagement.

DINING WITH DUCK: The new upscale restaurant, The Odd Duck, on Pleasant Street offers a variety of fresh and fun dishes for a fancy night out. The owners, local Brunswick residents, have been conceptualizing the space for years.

DINING WITH DUCK: The new upscale restaurant, The Odd Duck, on Pleasant Street offers a variety of fresh and fun dishes for a fancy night out. The owners, local Brunswick residents, have been conceptualizing the space for years.

DINING WITH DUCK: The new upscale restaurant, The Odd Duck, on Pleasant Street offers a variety of fresh and fun dishes for a fancy night out. The owners, local Brunswick residents, have been conceptualizing the space for years.

TEAM SET: Bowdoin offense takes the line in a game against Hamilton College in the 2017 season.

TEAM SET: Bowdoin offense takes the line in a game against Hamilton College in the 2017 season.

IN THE WORKS The Career Planning Center (CPC) opened its redesigned space this fall with hopes of providing students not only the services, but the spaces to land the jobs of their dreams. All students are encouraged to make an appointment online and stop by.

IN THE WORKS The Career Planning Center (CPC) opened its redesigned space this fall with hopes of providing students not only the services, but the spaces to land the jobs of their dreams. All students are encouraged to make an appointment online and stop by.

KEEPING GUARD: Defender Ryan Kenney ’18 and goalkeeper Peter Mumford ’17 lead the Bowdoin defense in Wednesday night’s game against Bates (9-0, 6-0 NESCAC). Mumford had 12 stops against a strong Bobcat attack and caused two turnovers for the Polar Bears.