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Lily Randall
Orient Staff — Class of
2023
Number of articles:
34
First Article:
February 7, 2020
Latest Article:
February 12, 2021
4 photos by Lily Randall
Lily RandallMY HEART IS MELTING:
Rocking their medley of jazz influences, Melt bandmembers Veronica Stewart-Frommer, Eric Gabriel, Marlo Shankweiler and Lucas Saur performed on Osher Quad on Sunday.
Lily RandallMY HEART IS MELTING:
Rocking their medley of jazz influences, Melt bandmembers Veronica Stewart-Frommer, Eric Gabriel, Marlo Shankweiler and Lucas Saur performed on Osher Quad on Sunday.
Lily RandallFUN AND GAMES:
Students explore booths at the first annual Sex Fest in Smith Union. The event, run by Peer Health, took place on last Saturday helped students learn about and engage with sexual health in an uncommon way.
Lily RandallFUN AND GAMES:
Students explore booths at the first annual Sex Fest in Smith Union. The event, run by Peer Health, took place on last Saturday helped students learn about and engage with sexual health in an uncommon way.
The College received a total of 9,309 applications for the Class of 2025, a slight decrease from the 9,402 applications submitted last year for the Class of 2024.
This decrease in overall applications is due to a lower-than-usual number of …
Editor’s Note 11/20/20 at 10:42 a.m.: This article has been updated for accuracy.
In a period of stress and uncertainty that has contributed to increasing mental health issues in college-aged adults, Bowdoin’s mental health care, which students can access without …
The Bowdoin Hall of Honor, founded in 2002, biannually inducts classes of five to six outstanding members of Bowdoin’s athletic community. Candidates are usually nominated by other alumni, and the finalists are chosen by a committee of seven former Bowdoin …
The High Holidays are considered a time of reflection for the Jewish community, but this year they fall during a time of reflection for the whole College community. When Hillel received requests from 29 on-campus students to attend the organization’s …
As first years, student staff at the Office of Residential Life and approved upperclassmen moved onto campus in late August, they said goodbye to a number of things. Some of the 653 students residing on campus said goodbye to their …
As Minneapolis erupted into protest in response to George Floyd’s killing in police custody, communities across the nation followed suit, with large-scale anti-racist demonstrations occurring in more than 75 cities. As Bowdoin students watched the protests unfold on …
Bowdoin’s regular decision admittance rate hit an all-time low of 8.3 percent for the Class of 2024, down from 8.9 percent last year (9.05 percent after students were accepted off the waitlist). The College received 9,402 applications, the greatest number …
As midterm season approaches, Bowdoin can move at a frighteningly quick pace, and stress can weigh heavy on many students. A new program, STRESS LESS, hopes to combat this issue.
Associate Director of Clinical and Emergency Services Shelley Roseboro and …
An amendment to the Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) election bylaws to remove Judicial Board (J-Board) oversight from the assembly’s elections passed by a unanimous vote at the BSG meeting on Wednesday. The Vice President or another non-candidate member of the …
Bowdoin is a campus of many tattoos, but perhaps the College’s most famous ink is Doug Calhoun’s honey bee, located on his left wrist. The tattoo, which Calhoun got at age 74, is an homage to his beehive and can …