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Number of articles: 21
First Article: December 2, 2022
Latest Article: February 14, 2025
Michael Gordon
Michael Gordon
On Tuesday, February 11, Ronan Farrow spoke in Kresge Auditorium to a crowd of students, professors and community members alike about the responsibility and challenges of the next generation. Early on in the talk, he and moderator Theo Greene discussed …
Unfortunately, time did not allow us to conduct investigative journalism at a party. However, we had been meaning to write about alternative functions for a while, and the Thorne Thanksgiving Dinner just so happened to be the week that we …
Orient contributor M. Gordon was doing some field work recently at another small liberal arts college. While he came back with a lot of thoughts, some of the thoughts were too hot for print media. And, as always, it pretty …
So often, we criticize Bowdoin’s social scene at its highest energy—the parties. But how can we ensure a successful nightlife if we don’t warm up the right way? Enjoy this week’s conversation:
MG: How do you think the pregame can …
This week, we’ve been thinking a lot about how space matters at the parties we go to. Below are some of our thoughts:
MG: You’ve been stoked about the Stolen Gin concert at the Pub last week. Tell me about …
Returning to the College from abroad and seeing the excitement from the incoming first years has us—to put it in Adler-ic terms—stoked to party. But all we’ve known at the College is a social scene that people complain about.
We’re …
Mar. 5 at SPACE Gallery – Squirrel Flower and Horse Jumper of Love
Squirrel Flower—the indie solo act who played at Macmillan House in 2019—will be opening for Boston rock band Horse Jumper of Love this Sunday at SPACE Gallery.…
On Thursday evening, Trinity College Professor Davarian Baldwin visited Bowdoin to give a lecture titled, “Chicago Could Be the Vienna of American Fascism: How Two Black Graduate Students Transformed Higher Education’s Vision of the American City” in the audience of …
Due to the World Cup’s non-traditional winter match schedule, Bowdoin’s soccer enthusiasts now have the opportunity to watch matches together. Some huddle around iPads in Smith, others stream on TVs in college houses and many not-so-subtly watch the group stage …
BRUNSWICK—On Wednesday night in Morrell Gymnasium, the Bowdoin Polar Bears (3–3; 0–0 NESCAC) fell to the Colby College Mules (7–0; 0–0 NESCAC) by a score of 68–52.
The action was close for most of the first half with guard James …
