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Number of articles: 84
First Article: September 30, 2022
Latest Article: May 5, 2023
Rebecca Norden-Bright
Rebecca Norden-Bright
Rebecca Norden-Bright
Rebecca Norden-Bright
Rebecca Norden-Bright
Beer and pizza enthusiasts can celebrate a new addition to Brunswick’s downtown: Yarmouth-based chain Brickyard Hollow has moved into the Tontine Mall in the former location of Butchers & Bakers.
The brewing company now has locations in seven Maine towns …
Members of the Bowdoin Reproductive Justice Coalition (BRJC) traveled to the Maine State House in Augusta on Monday to testify on behalf of LD 1619, a landmark piece of legislation that, if passed, would expand access to late-term abortions.
The …
A request to appeal the Brunswick Planning Board’s decision to approve the College’s renovation of the Pickard Field athletic field complex was unanimously rejected last night by the Town’s Zoning Board of Appeals.
The request was made by Portland-based law …
Extreme cold temperatures last weekend were not only record-breaking, but also pipe-breaking, as flooding in Coles Tower, Memorial Hall and Hawthorne-Longfellow (H-L) Library forced evacuations and damaged building infrastructure.
Just after 1 a.m. on Sunday morning, a burst pipe on …
A bitter, months-long battle over the College’s plan to renovate the Pickard Field complex has come to an end at the town level, following the planning board’s full approval of the project at a meeting on January 18. Construction on …
Christopher Watkinson, Technical Director and Adjunct Lecturer in Music at the College who also served on the Brunswick town council, was indicted in late November on charges of child pornography. Watkinson is currently on leave from his positions at the …
The College reported an endowment return of negative 7.1 percent for the 2021-2022 fiscal year, which ended on June 30. The negative return follows record-setting growth last year, when the College reported …
Editor’s Note October 14, 2022 at 10:05 a.m.: An earlier version of this article mischaracterized Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s blockage of the construction of new artificial turf fields in public parks in Boston as a ban. While a statement in …
Over the summer, the Office of the Dean of Students underwent a structural change following an examination of its interactions with students. In the new structure, there is a new assistant dean for case management, and conduct issues are handled …
On Tuesday, the College hosted a town hall on campus to update members of the Bowdoin and Brunswick communities on the planned renovations of the Pickard Field, as well as to allow them to express their concerns. Senior Vice President …
