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Kristen Kinzler
Orient Staff — Class of
2025
Number of articles:
89
First Article:
March 1, 2024
Latest Article:
May 2, 2025
4 photos by Kristen Kinzler
Kristen KinzlerAID IN GAZA: Hani Almadhoun discusses the obstacles faced in sending out aid to Gaza in Kresge Auditorium. Almadhoun shared his experience as a member of the UNRWA in conjunction with the struggles of his own family in Gaza.
Kristen KinzlerDOUGHING ME AND DOUGHING YOU:
The Bowdoin Bake Shop goes through 1,000 pounds of flour in a week to bring freshly-baked homemade breads and pastries to students each day.
Kristen KinzlerWINNING MENTALITY:
Former Division I athlete Victoria Garrick Browne discussed the importance of prioritizing mental health as much as physical health when it comes to athletics.
Lying beneath the manicured Main Quad of campus lies a hidden world: A network of steam tunnels, long shrouded in myth and the scene of much mischief, inspiring generations of student curiosity and exploration.
It is Bowdoin Orient policy to not remove any article published on our website except “in extraordinary circumstances.” While we believe in the journalistic principle that underpins this policy—that the public is best served by the uninterrupted and …
On Thursday, a congressional committee sent a letter to President Safa Zaki and Chair of the Board of Trustees Scott Perper expressing its concern that Bowdoin has failed to protect Jewish students, specifically in regard to the February Bowdoin Students …
Last year, the softball team defeated Middlebury College in the first round of the NESCAC tournament before falling to Williams College in the semifinals. Several players received NESCAC accolades last year, including Anika Ewert …
Every week, a handful of Orient writers and editors gather as the Editorial Board to write an opinion piece on an aspect of campus or community news. While we are proud of the work we have published, we …
At the end of last year’s season, the men’s basketball team bounced back from a losing streak to win three of its last four NESCAC games. Adding five first-year players and led by …
On Tuesday, Russian journalist and LGBTQ+ activist Elena Kostyuchenko visited campus to read a segment of her book, “I Love Russia: Reporting from a Lost Country,” and talked about finding the balance between journalism and activism and her experience with …
In an email to the campus community on Friday, Senior Vice President for Finance and Administration & Treasurer Matt Orlando announced that the College will not voluntarily recognize the union organized by student members of Residential Life (ResLife). The College …
After falling to Colby College and Tufts University in the NESCAC Championship last season, the baseball team is excited to get back on the field and compete for the conference title.