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Number of articles: 32
First Article: April 21, 2023
Latest Article: February 7, 2025
James Joyce famously loved to celebrate his birthday—and some Bowdoin community members do too.
University of Geneva Professor Emeritus David Spurr introduced and led a reading of James Joyce’s “Finnegans Wake” in Hubbard Hall on Sunday, February 2 in celebration …
When Netflix announced a television adaptation of Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s famous work “One Hundred Years of Solitude,” many fans of the book were excited to see characters they had read about brought to life in a modern rendition.
Professor of …
When former Olympic marathoner Joan Benoit Samuelson ’79 reflects on her achievements, she is acutely aware of how different things could have been.
“Had soccer been available to me in high school, I wouldn’t be here talking to you,” Samuelson …
Noisy New York rock group Been Stellar made its campus debut last Friday, playing music from its short but impressive catalog for a packed crowd in the amphitheater outside of Studzinski Recital Hall and David Saul Smith Union.
The concert, …
On Tuesday night, Bowdoin welcomed Deborah Dash Moore, a professor of history and Judaic studies at the University of Michigan, to a crowded Kresge Auditorium as this fall’s Harry Spindel Memorial Lecture.
Since 1977, the Spindel lectureship has brought Jewish …
Growing up, while other children were watching Sesame Street, Ben Model was watching Charlie Chaplin features. By the time he arrived at film school, he had already watched most of Chaplin’s films, as well as most Buster Keaton and Harold …
This year, Bowdoin students are newly able to select a meal plan that includes 21 meal swipes per week, a welcome increase from the previous 19 meal swipes offered by the Res19 Plan.
On May 16, Dining Services Business Manager …
Last fall, Will Jorgensen ’24 and William Warlick ’24 lived just a few feet away from Whittier Field. Their proximity to the football field introduced them to the passion and support found on any given Bowdoin football gameday.
“We definitely …
Airports exist primarily as a liminal space to me, so I usually discard my experiences within them as mere figments of my imagination.
But last year, in Boston Logan International Airport, something real happened to me—something that wasn’t a dream. …
The Francophone Film Festival is back at Bowdoin.
After showing three films over three weeks last fall, the festival returned on Tuesday, screening the first film of Francois Truffaut’s beloved Antoine Doinel series, “400 Blows,” to an audience of Brunswick …
