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Number of articles: 45
First Article: April 11, 2025
Latest Article: April 17, 2026
Lily Echeverria
Lily Echeverria
Lily Echeverria
Lily Echeverria
Lily Echeverria
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Democratic primary candidates for the U.S. Senate in Maine Janet Mills and Graham Platner respectively spoke at town halls organized by the Bowdoin Democrats. To audiences of students, faculty, staff and community members, Mills, the current …
Often situated as diametrically opposed, it seems that creativity and artificial intelligence (AI) are far more connected than one might think.
Assistant Professor of Economics Martin Abel and Senior Lecturer in Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies Reed Johnson have …
On January 20, the College joined 47 other colleges and universities in supporting Harvard University’s lawsuit against the federal government’s decision to cancel their visa program for international students.
Last May, the federal government attempted to revoke Harvard’s ability to …
Though often laughed off or dismissed as quirks, superstitions have the power to connect people across cultures and generations. These traditions are carried through stories and often unnoticed daily practices. Many Bowdoin students bring their superstitions with them to campus, …
On Wednesday night, guests gathered in Kresge Auditorium for an event sponsored by Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine, titled “Where Do We Go From Here?” Students spoke on the past and future of Israeli-Palestinian relations and Zionism as …
Due to the ongoing government shutdown, monthly benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) have been abruptly cut off across the nation. Low-income families often rely on these funds for access to food, and the sudden loss has left …
Miles Benson ’26 wasn’t always loyal to the trombone.
“I originally started playing a different instrument in sixth grade called the euphonium,” Benson said. “Then, junior or senior year of high school, I also started playing bass trombone to play …
“Elevenses” is a colloquial English expression from the 18th century that means taking a light refreshment at around 11 a.m. But in Brunswick, it means a new fantasy-themed cafe on Maine Street.
Chris and Nicole Juntura, the owners, had a …
Editor’s Note, Friday, May 3 at 4:29 p.m.: A previous version of this article mistakenly reported that Novak was the first Bowdoin athlete to win the javelin NESCAC title in 25 years. Corinne Ahern ’24 won the javelin at last …
Multiple rumors of border control trucks near campus in the past few weeks have sparked conversations about what rights students have if approached by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) or other federal agents.
Though no rumors have been confirmed, Associate …
