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Number of articles: 44
First Article: April 4, 2025
Latest Article: September 19, 2025
This past summer Zai Yang ’27 began a personal coding project following an online computer science class. The result? The Polar Plate: a website allowing Bowdoin students to view and rate meals from the daily menus for both Thorne …
This weekend, the volleyball team (3–2; 0–0 NESCAC) traveled to upstate New York for the Red Dragon tournament. Playing non-conference teams SUNY Cortland (4–2), Hartwick College (3–4) and the University of Rochester (0–6), the Polar Bears won two out of …
This summer, the College added the “Help Seeking Policy” to its Code of Community Standards. The policy, which officially codifies a practice that has existed informally, protects students from disciplinary responses for reporting medical emergencies resulting from alcohol or cannabis …
This summer, the College is working to increase the availability of housing-eligible job opportunities on campus and match students in need with those positions. These efforts come amid concerns about job market instability and the safety of travel abroad for …
Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) gathered in the Mills Hall event space on Wednesday for its last official meeting of the academic year. The meeting centered on Ivies planning, approving a proposal to ban campus-wide emailing during campaigns and the passing …
On Tuesday afternoon, Boston University professor Lauren Mattioli spoke in the Shannon Room in Hubbard Hall on how presidents can carry out a judicial agenda through appointments. Her talk, titled “Appointments and Influence: Judicial Agenda Setting Across Three Presidential Administrations,” …
On Monday afternoon, Director of Athletics Tim Ryan ’98 emailed all student athletes to share the Athletics Department’s updated policy on transgender student-athlete participation. Ryan wrote that these changes apply to all National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) sports separated by …
Last weekend, the women’s rugby team competed in the inaugural National Intercollegiate Rugby Association (NIRA) 7s Championship in Greensboro, N.C. The Polar Bears went 4–0 with victories against Guilford College, Warren Wilson College, Emory & Henry University and the University …
The Office of Admissions concluded its admissions cycle for the Class of 2029 on March 21 when it released results for the regular decision round. Across all rounds, the College admitted 952 students out of a total of 14,045 applications, …
Yesterday, President Safa Zaki announced in an email to the Bowdoin community that Senior Vice President and Dean for Academic Affairs Jen Scanlon will step down from her administrative role at the end of the 2025–2026 academic year. Following a …
