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Michael Solano

Staff Writer — Class of '28

12 photos by Michael Solano

THE SHOW FROM THE SUMMER: Excited guests explore new works created by four students.

SPEAK YOUR MIND: Faculty members of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) and students rally on the museum steps. The rally was the conclusion of AAUP’s week for academic freedom in the face of growing encroachment from the federal government.

MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Jenna Barac ’25 and Anya Workman ’25 are participating in a two-year post-baccalaureate fellowship program through the Hastings Initiative for AI and Humanity.

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER: Faculty and staff gathered in Mills Hall during the American Association of University Professors' Academic Freedom Week to discuss attacks on higher education. This week, a series of forums covering topics such as building community and barriers to science research engaged faculty and staff across departments in a range of conversations celebrating and reflecting on academic freedom.

FLUSHED WITH INSPIRATION: Daniel Hennelly ’26 brings his artistic vision to life through a deeply personal approach to photography.

CON(SERVE)ATION: Maine State Director of The Nature Conservancy Kate Dempsey ’88 talks with attendees in Mills Hall on Monday night. Dempsey discussed her experience in various careers related to the environment and public service and offered job advice to students.

MUSIC TO MY EARS: The first ever Colby Bates Bowdoin (CBB) Spring Fest hosted by the Bowdoin Music Collective (BMC) included three main events throughout the day: Coffee House performances in Daggett Lounge in Thorne Hall, mid-day jam sessions in Studzinski Hall and evening concerts in Boody-Johnson House and Macmillan House.

MUSIC TO MY EARS: Pariah plays at the first ever Colby Bates Bowdoin (CBB) Spring Fest hosted by the Bowdoin Music Collective (BMC). The festival included three main events throughout the day: Coffee House performances in Daggett Lounge in Thorne Hall, mid-day jam sessions in Studzinski Hall and evening concerts in Boody-Johnson House and Macmillan House.

TRADITION OF TRUST: Maine State Representative Samuel Zager stands in Hubbard’s Pickering Room on Tuesday to share his insight on the role of neutrality in government. The discussion was organized by the Peucinian Society and encouraged student questions and participation.

HOPPE TO THE VOTE: Bowdoin Votes Co-Program Coordinator Amelia Kane ’27 and Jim Hoppe, Dean for Student Affairs, pose for a photo-op before leading students to the Brunswick Town Hall to vote. For some students, this election was their first time voting.

LONG LIVE THE QUEEN: Kai Mundkur ’26, Ian Bridges ’28, Zunain Husain ’25 and Hunter Hunt ’28 star in “The Balcony.” Jean Genet’s play explores the dynamics of power, illusion and sex within the halls of a brothel.

TALENT ATTACHES: Liam Rodriguez '28 gives an impromptu music performance at Jack Magee Pub's talent show for students and alumni.