Shihab MoralDRUCKS IN A ROW: Stanley Druckenmiller '75 appears on Zoom in Druckenmiller Hall, which was named in honor of his grandfather. Druckenmiller gave advice to students interested in pursuing finance and discussed his opinions on government spending.
Shihab MoralIDEAS WORTH SPREADING: Students, faculty, staff and alumni took the Kresge Auditorium stage last Saturday to speak about topics inspired by their passions and personal experience and how they intersect with the Common Good. The talks will be available online following publication by TEDx.
Shihab MoralTWISTING AND TWIRLING:
Dylan Richmond '24 in dress rehearsal. Richmond's performance features dynamic props and staging elements, including textiles and digital media.
Shihab MoralGOBBLE TIL YOU WOBBLE:
Brunswick residents, faculty families and students all convene for the annual Thanksgiving dinner.
Shihab MoralTHE WOMAN THAT LOVES YOU:
Michelle Zauner speaks in Kresge Auditorium. Her memoir, "Crying in H Mart," landed at number two on the New York Times nonfiction bestseller list in its first week.
Shihab Moral1 2 3 4 GET ON THE DANCE FLOOR:
The South Asian Student Association celebrates Diwali with the Bowdoin community with food, music, dancing and sparkling lights.
Shihab MoralKIM'S COLLECTION:
Books in H-L Library's BIPOC display. In conjunction with Asian American Reckonings and the launch of RepresentASIAN, Hannah Kim '24 was chosen as the most recent student curator of the display.
Shihab MoralIN CONCERT:
Daphne Eckman performs at the Friend of a Friend Fest last April. The E-Board brought in musicians with connections to Bowdoin students for the festival and hopes to create similar events this year.
On February 7, the Office of Admissions released Early Decision II admissions results, completing the Early Decision rounds for the Class of 2029. Including Regular Decision applications, the College collectively received over 14,000 applications for the Class of 2029—the highest …
Last Friday, the Office of Admissions released its final round of decisions for the Class of 2028, concluding the incoming first-year admissions process. With a total of just over 13,200 applicants, the acceptance rate continued to decrease. This year’s aggregate …
The College received just over 13,200 applications for the Class of 2028—the highest application numbers in the College’s history and a continuation of the rise in applications over the past two years.
Applications increased by about 20 percent, surpassing the …
For many students, Jewett Hall is best described as the shorter, unassuming cousin to Coles Tower, but what lies inside is a treasure trove of student innovation and creativity: the Bowdoin Maker Space.
Originally located in the Hawthorne-Longfellow Library and …
Hawthorne-Longfellow Library (H-L) presented its 2023 BIPOC Book Collection display last Friday, October 13. Display curator Hannah Kim ’24 presented the collection while Humanities and Media Librarian Carmen Greenlee moderated a Q&A session following the presentation.
The Main Lounge of Moulton Union was alive with conversation from all ages last Thursday evening as student leaders, staff and Brunswick community members gathered for the annual Town Gown Dinner. For the first time since 2018, the program was …
With the Class of 2024 entering their senior year at Bowdoin, Career Exploration and Development (CXD) has begun to offer a new workshop series to help seniors discover possible career paths. Titled “Senior Week,” the program was filled with various …
Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) held elections for its executive council this past weekend. Shortly after the polls closed on Sunday evening, the winners were announced, with Paul Wang ’24 elected as BSG President for the 2023–24 academic year.
The Bowdoin Emergency Medicine Club (BEMC) hosted a CPR training event on Sunday in the 24 College garage, where students gathered to learn the life-saving skill. The 2-hour event was designed to train students on CPR and clarify any questions …
Yesterday, Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) invited students to 30 College for a discussion about mental health services with faculty and administrators. The forum continues a series of discussions held last year intended to facilitate communication between students and administrators on …