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Number of articles: 45
First Article: November 3, 2023
Latest Article: March 29, 2024
Talia Traskos-Hart
Though Professor of History Allen Wells retired in 2019, he remains an integral part of Bowdoin’s history and an active contributor to it.
Wells played a foundational role in starting the Latin American, Caribbean and Latinx studies (LACLaS) program, …
“Perhaps it took the marriage of Now and Then, here in the weeks leading up to football season, to make us realize that in death we are declassified, whether it arrives in European forests that smell like attics or while …
Bowdoin students stood alongside students from the University of Southern Maine and Casco Bay High School in performing the Gaza Monologues last Saturday in Kresge Auditorium. The student performers hailed from Iraq, Sri Lanka, Somalia, Tunisia and the United States. …
“Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again.” – Daphne du Maurier, “Rebecca”
So begins my favorite book.
Widely held as one of the greatest opening lines in fiction, du Maurier inserts the reader immediately into the dream-like world …
The roughly ten classes that compose a student’s major at Bowdoin—not to mention double majors and minors—determine much of their undergraduate experience. But even at a college located on the coast of Maine, students still neglect to consider the practical …
I believed there were ladybugs crawling around my room. They turned out not to be.
Instead, they were Asian lady beetles (“Harmonia axyridis”). Common on campus in the fall and winter months, Asian lady beetles collect around windows and doors …
On Wednesday, 150 students and professors gathered in Smith Union to write the names of 6,700 Palestinians killed over the past forty days as part of an event organized by Bowdoin Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP).
The event was …
“I write in acrobatics and pirouettes in the air—I write because I so deeply want to speak.” – Clarice Lispector, “Água Viva”
There is something exceptionally special about a book borrowed.
In uncovering words underlined and pages dog-eared by the …
For last night’s Brodie Family Lecture, entitled “Telling the Story of Gender,” Alex Myers did just that.
A transgender advocate, English teacher and the director of The Mountain School in Vermont, Myers spoke to a crowd of students, professors, parents …
“And I’m starting to see how as time gains momentum my choices will narrow and their foreclosures multiply exponentially until I arrive at some point on some branch of all life’s sumptuous branching complexity at which I am finally locked …
