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Number of articles: 84
First Article: November 22, 2019
Latest Article: April 17, 2020
Rebecca Norden-Bright
Rebecca Norden-Bright
Rebecca Norden-Bright
Rebecca Norden-Bright
Rebecca Norden-Bright
Elections for Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) Executive Assembly positions open today, with 16 candidates vying for eight positions. Due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), candidates have been campaigning remotely and have turned to social media initiatives in place of posters …
Despite drastic changes to Bowdoin’s academic program since the College’s shift to remote learning, students continue to receive national recognition for their academic work.
Anneka Williams ’21 and Zoe Dietrich ’21 were awarded the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship, which grants …
Diana Grandas ’20 was in Austria over spring break visiting a friend when she received word that the College would be transitioning to remote learning. Suddenly, she found herself unable to return to campus and had no way to retrieve …
Last Friday, Bowdoin College Dance Marathon hosted its third annual Dance Marathon to raise money for Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital in Portland.
This year’s Dance Marathon had more students registered than ever before and raised a record amount of money, …
Every Saturday in Thorne Dining Hall, the Bowdoin College Republicans meet for dinner and conversation—with a touch of politics. The club has an email list of 95 people, but attendance is usually limited to the same six or seven people …
“How many people here think you can buy an election?” asked U.S. Senate candidate Bre Kidman.
Every hand in the room went up.
“How many people think you should buy an election?” asked Kidman.
This time, no one raised a …
Saturday, February 1—Rochester, N.H.
The calluses first appeared around day 12 in Sioux City, Iowa, says Penny Mack ’22.
“You knock like two doors, and the calluses are already coming back,” she says, making a fist with her right hand, …
Posters displaying lists of students who have participated in OutPeer or OutAlly training through the Center for Sexuality, Women and Gender (SWAG) have long been a staple in bathroom stalls throughout Bowdoin’s campus. Now, in addition to the existing posters, …
At first glance, the lower floor of the Bowdoin College Museum of Art (BCMA) looks like any other art exhibition: paintings, drawings, statues and other various forms of artwork are scattered throughout, set against yellow walls and accompanied by plaques …
“Representation.” “Identity.” “Pride.”
The walls of the Blue Gallery tell a complicated story of solidarity and individuality—photographs of 15 Bowdoin students encircle the room, printed in color and black-and-white, pasted on red backgrounds. Quotes, taken from interviews with the students …
