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Miles Berry
Staff Writer — Class of
2025
Number of articles:
29
First Article:
September 27, 2024
Latest Article:
February 14, 2025
11 photos by Miles Berry
Miles BerryENCAMPMENT ENDS: Protesters stand outside Smith Union during the encampment. The disciplinary process remains ongoing for approximately 50 students involved in the SJP encampment.
Miles BerrySJP ENCAMPMENT: Protest signs hang in the windows of Smith Union during the SJP encampment. The encampment lasted for four days and ended on Monday after protesters and the College reached an agreement.
Miles BerryENCAMPMENT CLEARS: Protesters gather in front of Smith Union's south entrance on Monday in anticipation of the College’s 5 p.m. encampment evacuation deadline. Just before 6 p.m., protesters reached an agreement with the College.
Miles BerrySTUDENTS PLACED ON SUSPENSION: Protests signs hang in the second-floor window of Smith Union. Students who remained in the encampment on Monday morning were given letters informing them that they had been placed on "immediate temporary suspension."
Miles BerryA TASTE OF SICILY: Customers dine at Pomelia, Brunswick’s newest restaurant located just off the Amtrak station and adjacent to the College. The restaurant is hoping to distinguish itself from Brunswick’s other pizza restaurants.
Miles BerryENCAMPMENT FOR GAZA: Students for Justice in Palestine formed an encampment on the first floor of Smith Union. Organizers protested Donald Trump’s recent comments on U.S. “ownership” of Gaza and reiterated calls for the College to meet the demands of last year’s “Bowdoin Solidarity Referendum.”
Miles BerryA TASTE OF SICILY: Customers dine at Pomelia, Brunswick’s newest restaurant located just off the Amtrak station and adjacent to the College. The restaurant is hoping to distinguish itself from Brunswick’s other pizza restaurants.
Miles BerryCALLING ON KING: Participants in last night’s SJP rally gather outside Senator Angus King’s Brunswick residence. The rally is part of a larger series of events organized by SJP this week in response to King being home from Washington D.C.
One long-standing conception of academia is that of the ivory tower: an elite scholarly enterprise focused solely on the pursuit of truth and knowledge, removed from worldly concerns and troubles. For decades, however, many academics have sought to challenge that …
Just before 6 p.m. on Monday, the final Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) protestors remaining in the Smith Union encampment walked out to a large, cheering crowd gathered on Dudley Coe Quad after reaching an agreement with College administrators. …
Students still inside of the Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) encampment in Smith Union after the 8:30 a.m. deadline received physical letters from Senior Vice President and Dean for Student Affairs Jim Hoppe informing them that they had been …
As the Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) encampment in Smith Union surpasses the 24-hour mark, protesters grapple with potential disciplinary actions and call for more community support. As of Friday evening, around 40 protesters remained in the Smith Union …
After sitting quiet and empty for several months, the former home of Scarlet Begonias in Brunswick Station was bursting with life again on Wednesday night, under new ownership and a new name: Pomelia. Just over a week after opening, nearly …
Almost three decades ago, the College banned fraternities from campus, transforming social life at Bowdoin and creating the College House System. One major reason for the ban, as cited by the commission that recommended fraternity abolition, was a toxic drinking …
For many, the coming winter carries with it an ever-growing sense of dread: shortening days, long, dark nights and storms repeatedly covering Brunswick in ice and snow. But the whoops, cheers and laughs emanating from Kresge Auditorium on Thursday night …
While this year’s annual poetry concert marked the end of an era in some ways, Weatherspoon ’25 and the eight other student artists who performed in Studzinski Hall on Saturday night emphasized that they—and the community of Bowdoin poets they’ve …
After the series of coffee listening sessions hosted by the Ad Hoc Committee on Investments and Responsibility (ACIR) on Wednesday and Thursday, Bowdoin students reported leaving the meetings with a wide range of feelings—both about the purpose of the committee …
Politically-minded members of the Bowdoin and greater Brunswick community braved dark skies and pouring rain on Thursday afternoon to hear Adam Berinsky, a professor of political science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, give a talk in Kresge Auditorium on …