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Number of articles: 30
First Article: February 9, 2024
Latest Article: September 27, 2024
Miles Berry
Miles Berry
Miles Berry
Miles Berry
Miles Berry
Miles Berry
Miles Berry
Miles Berry
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 …
Billed to students as a talk, this year’s iteration of the annual Kenneth V. Santagata lecture—given by transgressive filmmaker John Waters yesterday evening—could be described as more of a stand-up comedy set. During the hour-long show, the crowd in Pickard …
In August, Grammy-winning musician André 3000 announced the opener for the first leg of his “New Blue Sun” tour this fall—the Los Angeles-based avant garde violinist, singer, songwriter and producer Sudan Archives, whose recent albums “Natural Brown Prom Queen” and …
After more than 20 years of serving Seacoast Coffee in dining halls and the Café, Bowdoin Dining Service found a new supplier for their daily brew over the summer: the Topsham-based company Wicked Joe Organic Coffees.
The switch came after …
Lovers of the Belgian waffles offered exclusively at Moulton Union for brunch on the weekend are in for a treat. Thorne Hall has added the make-your-own waffle machines—adorned with the signature Bowdoin sun logo—to its breakfast menus seven days a …
On Sunday, Director of the Bowdoin College Concert Band John Morneau stood before the audience in Kanbar Auditorium and began introducing an original composition by band member Court Callis ’27. Before he could finish his sentence, the crowd burst into …
On Thursday afternoon, the Nixon Lounge of Hawthorne-Longfellow Library hosted a launch event for Professor of History Page Herrlinger’s new book, “Holy Sobriety in Modern Russia: A Faith Healer and His Followers,” which tells the story of “Brother Ioann” Churikov, …
Bowdoin Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), in collaboration with Maine Students for Palestine, inaugurated a week of action designed to urge Senator Angus King to support a ceasefire in Gaza on Monday. Each day this week, an event directed …
On Wednesday afternoon, students and faculty gathered in the Shannon Room for the latest installment of the Alpha Delta Phi Society’s Visiting Writers Series: a reading from novelist Mona Awad.
Standing before a packed room—many attendees were forced to sit …
Last night, The Theater Project in Brunswick kicked off the second and final weekend of performances of “Winter Cabaret Redux,” a sketch comedy show composed of eight sketches and complemented by live musical interludes. Ranging from a spoof on Adam …
