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Number of articles: 13
First Article: February 13, 2026
Latest Article: October 2, 2026
Most students go through Bowdoin never knowing there was a medical school on campus for over a century. Others know only the ghost stories it left behind. The Medical School of Maine first opened its doors in 1820, the year …
Clinton Thompson has spent more time in Casco Bay than most people have spent in their backyard. For 25 years, the Maine coast was his patrol territory as a Marine Patrol officer for the state. Now it’s the water he …
When Jeffrey Mao ’92 graduated from Bowdoin as a history major, he never would have imagined himself, decades later, rolling 3,000 to 4,000 bagels every weekend in his own bakery in Topsham, Maine.
Knead & Nosh, the bagel shop Mao …
Bowdoin’s Class of 2030 arrived last Monday with 554 students, well above the roughly 515 first years the College typically enrolls. The jump has meant triples in Osher Hall and West Hall, more quints in Coleman Hall and Moore Hall …
Here is something I know about you: There was a version of you, not so long ago, who could be made completely content by a five-dollar box from a drive-through window. Or perhaps it was your most recent meal at …
The men’s lacrosse team (15–0; 10–0 NESCAC) completed the second undefeated regular season in program history last week with a 14–12 victory over Tufts University (15–1; 9–1 NESCAC). The team followed it up with a 22–4 NESCAC quarterfinal win over …
On Saturday, scholars from across New England gathered at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art (BCMA) for the annual conference of the New England Medieval Consortium, “Re-envisioning the Medieval World(s) in the 21st Century.” The daylong event brought together researchers …
The women’s lacrosse team (5–8; 0–8 NESCAC) dropped a hard-fought 12–13 game at Colby College (8–5; 4–5 NESCAC) last Wednesday before rebounding with back-to-back wins over Endicott College (11–4) and Babson College (8–6) to close a tight series of games.…
On Monday, students, faculty and community members gathered in the McKeen Center Common Room for an opening reception celebrating new work by artists from Spindleworks, a Brunswick-based studio for adults with intellectual disabilities. At the event, attendees had the chance …
We sat on the floor sandwiched between the TV and a dilapidated pile of furniture in a Coleman basement dorm on Sunday evening, my phone lying flat between Tess Artzer ’29 and I with my liked Bad Bunny songs open …
