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Number of articles: 16
First Article: February 28, 2025
Latest Article: September 25, 2026
Miles Palmer
Nothing brings the community together like cats. This past weekend, dozens gathered in Brunswick for the first ever Columbia Avenue Cat Tour.
Attendees arrived at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday and were given a “Cat Tour Map,” laying out 13 cat …
Bolos, rebranded in 2024 as Tonic at Bolos, opened in 2019 and has been a regular Thursday-night spot for Bowdoin students ever since. However, this July, a post to Bolos’ Facebook and Instagram accounts announced that the business would be …
As the academic year progresses, the often dreaded question “What are you going this summer?” becomes difficult to avoid. But what do Bowdoin students actually do with their time off?
Executive Director of Career Exploration and Development Kristin Brennan noted …
On Tuesday, Professor of Government Michael Franz delivered his inaugural lecture in Kresge Auditorium as the DeAlva Stanwood Alexander Professor of Government. In the lecture, titled “Choices and Changes: Interest Groups and Their Continued Role in Elections,” Franz discussed the …
On Friday, the campus will welcome performances from electropop duo MGNA Crrrta and indie band Peach Pit for the annual Spring Concert, now held separately from Ivies Weekend.
Ivy Day, Bowdoin’s annual spring tradition, dates back to 1865, when …
Over 200 protesters lined Maine Street near the Town Green on Sunday afternoon to protest U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity under the Trump administration. Attendees, including Bowdoin students and residents of Brunswick and nearby towns, waved signs with …
For much of Bowdoin’s history, winter was not something to be endured by students alone, but instead the frozen ground and early darkness were turned into a reason to gather and compete.
Snow sculpture contests were once a central feature …
On Monday, Kate Dempsey ’88, the Maine State Director of The Nature Conservancy, a global environmental advocacy group, visited campus to discuss her career and encourage Bowdoin students to pursue their passions. At the event, held in Mills Hall, attendees …
Before spring break, Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) unanimously adopted a new constitution and an amendment to allow recall with near-unanimous support by the assembly at its March 5 meeting.
The constitution took effect immediately and aims to simplify the leadership …
On Tuesday, Dr. Tessa Hill spoke to a crowd of Bowdoin and Brunswick community members in Kresge Auditorium about changing oceans due to climate change. The talk focused on Hill’s recently published book, “At Every Depth: Our Growing Knowledge of …
