Last weekend, the women’s swimming and diving team finished seventh overall at the NESCAC championships held at Colby College. Natalie Garre ’28 became the first Polar Bear in history to win the 500 freestyle at the championships, breaking a conference …
On Wednesday, Bowdoin faculty and students gathered alongside Brunswick community members in the VAC Beam Classroom to learn about the role of race and racial sympathy in American politics.
Jennifer Chudy, professor of political science at Wellesley College, briefly introduced …
Last Friday, the Office of Inclusion and Diversity sponsored the first Friday Connections event in Moulton Union. With the goal of helping students relax and process the end of the week, the event featured bingo, various partnerships with student organizations …
With its 16-game undefeated streak on the line in a tight game, the women’s basketball team (16–0; 3–0 NESCAC) fought hard to secure a 57–52 win against the Bates Bobcats (9–7; 0–4 NESCAC). The Polar Bears went into the game …
The College is in the process of planning the next seven years of campus design and construction, and students, faculty and staff were asked for their input. As the 2018–2025 Campus Master Plan comes to an end, the multi-year process …
At last weekend’s home meet against Tufts University, swimmer Natalie Garre ’28 broke the oldest women’s team record in the 1000 yard freestyle by thirteen seconds with a time of 10:07.48, having never raced the event before Saturday.
This fall, the Bowdoin Student Athlete Advisory Committee (BSAAC) has focused its efforts on fundraising for the New England Cancer Specialists, a top cancer care hospital in the region. BSAAC’s initiative aims to support individuals battling cancer by providing resources …
Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) met on Wednesday in Mills Hall with a special guest: Senior Vice President and Dean of Student Affairs Jim Hoppe. BSG President Eisa Rafat ’25 stated that the meeting would serve as both a question-and-answer session …