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Kiran Elfenbein
— Class of
2028
Number of articles:
1
First Article:
November 21, 2025
Latest Article:
November 21, 2025
12 photos by Kiran Elfenbein
Kiran ElfenbeinPROBLEMATIC PARTIES: Professor of Sociology Ingrid Nelson speaks in Hawthorne-Longfellow Library on Thursday evening. Nelson discussed her new book, “Yet Another Costume Party Debacle: Why Racial Ignorance Persists at Elite College Campuses,” which outlines Bowdoin’s history of racially charged parties and student accountability after each event.
Kiran ElfenbeinART ALLEY: Lisa Alonzo, artist and wife of Dog Bar Jim owner Ben Gatchell, commissions other artists to bring works to life along an alley near the beloved coffee shop. “Analog Alley” can be found off of Union Street.
Kiran ElfenbeinPENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS: Professor Robert G. Morrison celebrates the launch of his new book in Hawthorne-Longfellow Library on Thursday. Morrison’s book highlights the merchants of knowledge, Jewish scholars who connected Ottoman and Renaissance knowledge.
Kiran ElfenbeinGETTING (SILLS)Y: The newly-completed Sills Hall. After over a year of construction, the building is open for use, featuring a new recessed patio.
Kiran ElfenbeinEN GARDE: Eight student bands competed on Thursday night to open for redveil and Del Water Gap at the Spring Concert in April.
Kiran ElfenbeinEN GARDE: Eight student bands competed to open for redveil and Del Water Gap during the Spring Concert in April.
Kiran ElfenbeinEN GARDE: Kaleidoscope, who placed second in Battle of the Bands, performs at the Pub on Thursday night. Eight student bands competed to open for redveil and Del Water Gap during the Spring Concert in April.
Kiran ElfenbeinWIELDING THE WRITTEN WORD: Professor Chakkalakal discusses her new book on the life and writings of author and activist Charles Chesnutt. Chakkalakal explored how Chesnutt used writing and literature to cross racial barriers and help change Americans’ views about race.
Awaiting the glamorous rollout of literal tons of holiday food, two parallel scenes unfold across campus. Beginning in the early afternoon, Thorne Thanksgiving fanatics can be found camping out in the lobby of Coles Tower, as if a famous pop …
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