Thetis Fourli

Photographer — Class of 2026

Number of articles: 2

First Article: September 13, 2024

Latest Article: September 20, 2024

12 photos by Thetis Fourli

**ENERGY AND EQUITY:** Katie Auth ’08 addresses the crowd in the Roux Lantern. Auth discussed clean energy in both the U.S. and on an international scale and how “energy poverty” can exacerbate global inequalities.

**PICTURE THIS:** Ogawa Kazumasa’s photography, according to Dr. Karen Fraser, was designed to project both an antiquated feudal Japan and their modernized military strength to the international community.

**LET IT GROW:** Students expanded their knowledge of natural dyes through workshops that combined fabric arts and education on flower dye.

**A CREATIVE COUP:** Anne Goodyear and Casey Braun present the history, political significance and life of Yllanes’ burlap mural. The unique material of the mural allows it to be transported, giving its messaging a greater reach.

**POUR ONE OUT:** Joshua’s Restaurant and Tavern is closing next Saturday, September 28. The Maine Street tavern has served food and drinks to Bowdoin students and the Brunswick community for almost 34 years and was known as a social hub for its reguarly scheduled live entertainment.

**FORKLIFT FOR THE FUTURE:** A group of construction vehicles sit idle as crews continue to replace sidewalks on Maine Street, causing concern for Brunswick businesses trying to attract customers.

**UNCOVERING MONSTERS** Arctic Museum Curator Genevieve LeMoine displays Inuit mythology reaching from the 19th century to modern times. As history, culture and law have changed, so too have the materials used to depict these monsters, from ivory and sperm whale teeth to antlers.

**AND I'LL RISE UP:** In its seventh year of producing RISE, fEMPOWER continues to reimagine its programming and its mission to showcase the otherwise often untold stories of women on campus to the broader Bowdoin community.

**RUBIN RUMINATES:** Rubin talks about his perspective of the Israel-Palestine conflict in Smith Auditorium. The SJP sit-in was occurring simultaneously outside the auditorium and at times could be heard from the auditorium.

**CEASEFIRE NOW:** Students participating in the SJP-led sit-in organized in response to Dr. Michael Rubin’s talk sit in the hallways of Sills Hall. Roughly 150 students participated.

**GHOST WRITER:** Jamel Brinkley prepares to read from his work. His reading was held in the Faculty Room of Massachusetts Hall.

**SHENDE'S SCALES:** Professor of Music Vin Shende poses in the Gibson Salon. Shende currently chairs the Music department.

Brunswick

Brunswick hosts its fourth and final ArtWalk

By Thetis Fourli • September 20, 2024

Last Friday, Brunswick’s Maine Street bustled with creativity as art stands dappled its sidewalks. A multitude of artists from Maine put their art up for sale for the fourth and final ArtWalk organized by the Brunswick Downtown Association. The Brunswick …

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Students and faculty reflect on the storied history of Bowdoin orientation trips

By Thetis Fourli • September 13, 2024

As new Bowdoin students slowly settle into academic and social rhythms, the centerpiece of students’ introductions to Bowdoin—orientation trips—has started to fade into the background. Even so, many students going back decades frequently reminisce about their wild, hilarious or awe-inspiring …

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