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Lucas Dufalla
Orient Staff — Class of
2024
Number of articles:
51
First Article:
December 3, 2021
Latest Article:
April 15, 2022
25 photos by Lucas Dufalla
Lucas DufallaSPRING CONCERT: Singer Sean Kingston, who performed at the Spring Concert last Friday, stands on stage in a packed Morrell Gymnasium. More non-Bowdoin students than expected by Student Activities attended, leading the office to consider reintroducing guest registration to big campus concerts.
Lucas DufallaCONSERVATIVE COALITION: A poster advertising the newly-formed Bowdoin College Conservatives hangs in a nighttime Smith Union. The group, formed by Zak Asplin '27, aims to fill the space left by the defunct Bowdoin College Republicans.
Lucas DufallaUNCOVERING HISTORY:
Mustafah Dhada stands before the audience in Kresge Auditorium. Dhada played a key role in forcing the Portuguese government to acknowledge the 1972 Wiriyamu Massacre in Mozambique.
Lucas DufallaTRUE PET-RIOTS
On Thursday in Morrell Lounge, representatives from Maine Paws for Veterans and the National Alliance on Mental Illness talked about service dogs, specifically for veterans. Owners of service dogs spoke about the impact their furry friends have had on their lives and mental health.
Lucas DufallaTRUE PET-RIOTS:
On Thursday in Morrell Lounge, representatives from Maine Paws for Veterans and the National Alliance on Mental Illness talked about service dogs specifically for veterans.
Lucas DufallaKNOWLEDGE IS POWER:
Luisa Wolcott-Breen ’25, Caitlin Weiss ’25 and Cambron Wade ’24 table at Smith for the BRJC for Reproductive Health Week which hosted events about reproductive rights and safety.
Lucas DufallaSTATE OF THE UNION:
Patrons enjoy their breakfast at Little Dog at the MET café. At the same time, Little Dog workers continue their quest for a fair contract through unionization.
Lucas DufallaFIELD OF BROKEN DREAMS
Farley field’s impending renovations have sparked major controversy from the Brunswick and Bowdoin communities. A town hall on Tuesday brought more voices into the continual debate and illuminated potential future renovation plans.
Lucas DufallaCUTTIN’ CORNERS:
A student swipes her OneCard to activate a printer using the PaperCut printing system in Hawthorne-Longfellow Library. The IT department hopes that PaperCut will be more accessible for students.
Lucas DufallaCUTTIN’ CORNERS:
A student swipes her OneCard to activate a printer using the PaperCut printing system in Hawthorne-Longfellow Library. The IT department hopes that PaperCut will be more accessible for students.
Lucas DufallaA UNIQUE UNION:
The jagged shapes of Smith Union's many study spots jut out over the sun-covered linoleum floor. The student center features an ingenious spiral that facilitates human connection.
Lucas DufallaA UNIQUE UNION:
The jagged shapes of Smith Union's many study spots jut out over the sun-covered linoleum floor. The student center features an ingenious spiral that facilitates human connection.
Lucas DufallaMORE THAN A UNION:
Students chat and study as the soft lights of Smith Union reflect on them. The building features a divisive, albeit unique, postmodern design and was created to fill the social void on campus during the mid-1990s.
Lucas DufallaMORE THAN A UNION:
Students chat and study as the soft lights of Smith Union reflect on them. The building features a divisive, albeit unique, postmodern design and was created to fill the social void on campus during the mid-1990s.
Lucas DufallaFIGHTING FOR FAIRNESS:
The Machinists and Aerospace Workers Union Local Lodge 447 picketed in Scarborough last Friday to fight for the continuation of guaranteed wages for machinists working at Cummins Incorporated.
Lucas DufallaFIGHTING FOR FAIRNESS:
The Machinists and Aerospace Workers Union Local Lodge 447 picketed in Scarborough last Friday to fight for the continuation of guaranteed wages for machinists working at Cummins Incorporated.
Lucas DufallaGATHER ROUND:
First-generation students celebrate on Coe Quad. The festivities honor their unique identity as underrepresented students at the College.s celebrate on Coe Quad. The festivities honor their unique identity as underrepresented students at the College.
Lucas DufallaGATHER ROUND:
First-generation students celebrate on Coe Quad. The festivities honor their unique identity as underrepresented students at the College.s celebrate on Coe Quad. The festivities honor their unique identity as underrepresented students at the College.
Lucas DufallaTELLING THE STORY:
John F. and Dorothy H. Magee Associate Professor of Asian Studies and English Belinda Kong, award-winning essayist Cathy Park Hong and Asian Students Alliance President Kevin Chi '21 (left to right; top to bottom) discuss Hong's latest book, "Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning,” which features an exploration of the Asian American experience in the United States, as well as of Hong's personal lived experience as a Korean American woman.
Lucas DufallaTELLING THE STORY:
John F. and Dorothy H. Magee Associate Professor of Asian Studies and English Belinda Kong, award-winning essayist Cathy Park Hong and Asian Students Alliance President Kevin Chi '21 (left to right; top to bottom) discuss Hong's latest book, "Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning,” which features an exploration of the Asian American experience in the United States, as well as of Hong's personal lived experience as a Korean American woman.
Lucas DufallaA SPIRITUAL GIFT:
On Wednesday night, the Arctic Museum hosted Rhea Banker, who shared the significance of her research in Greenland and of quamutit ice sleds.
Lucas DufallaA SPIRITUAL GIFT:
On Wednesday night, the Arctic Museum hosted Rhea Banker, who shared the significance of her research in Greenland and of quamutit ice sleds.
The price of student summer housing has increased from $65 to $70 per week. The change comes after a price reassessment, undertaken by the Office of Summer Events and Programs, determined that an increase was necessary due to recent wage …
Last Friday evening, a student’s violin was stolen out of Gibson Hall after the building was burglarized. The instrument was later recovered and returned after the suspect, now identified as Domenic B. Hutchins of Portland, was arrested the next day …
From the shores of Puerto Rico to the crowded subway platforms of New York City, the McKeen Center for the Common Good sent students across the United States to volunteer and learn about social issues throughout the country over spring …
Last Friday, the Bowdoin Labor Alliance (BLA) joined the Machinists and Aerospace Workers Union Local Lodge 447, a union chapter of machinists located in Scarborough, on the picket line. The union, composed of machinists employed by heavy equipment manufacturer Cummins …
On Monday, the College announced that Ladd House will close following the end of the academic year and will undergo renovations. The changes to Ladd are meant to create a space for students with a multiplicity of identities to explore …
Over the past few years, the Center for Multicultural Life (CML) at Bowdoin has experienced significant staffing turnover. Two years ago, the Inaugural Director of Multicultural Life Benjamin Harris left the College, and after her first semester as Director of …
Ladd House will no longer be used as a College House following the end of the spring semester. When asked for comment, the administration said that announcements regarding the future of the college house would be forthcoming.
For most students, breaking out of the Bowdoin bubble may mean hiking with the Bowdoin Outing Club or taking a weekend trip to Portland with friends. For Andrew Kaleigh ’24, however, it means something different: a foray into state politics.…
On Wednesday evening, Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) held its final meeting of the semester where members reflected on their accomplishments and discussed goals for the spring. BSG is going to continue its work confronting mental health in the coming months …
Instead of saying goodbye to high school friends, packing up his childhood bedroom and buying decorations for his dorm room before coming to Bowdoin, Elijah Dumdie ’25 was trading in his army-issued uniform for a gray L.L. Bean jacket and …