You seem to be browsing on a screen size, browser, or device that this website cannot support. Some things might look and act a little weird.
During the last week of January, students gathered at various college houses to discuss this year’s Kurtz Book Club’s selection book, “The Midcoast” by Adam White, a thriller set in Damariscotta, Maine.
The Kurtz Book Club is supported by the …
I remember that fateful day when a cursed image framed by a rose gold iPhone SE frame graced my third-grade eyes. The controversy. The scandal. The colors? The dress.
Blue and black? Or white and gold? Some deviants call it …
“To make the ancients speak, we must feed them with our own blood.”
I don’t know who first wrote this. I could find out—likely by googling (though I’d use Safari, to be honest) that phrase to uncover which long-dead classicist, …
James Joyce famously loved to celebrate his birthday—and some Bowdoin community members do too.
University of Geneva Professor Emeritus David Spurr introduced and led a reading of James Joyce’s “Finnegans Wake” in Hubbard Hall on Sunday, February 2 in celebration …
As of Wednesday, WBOR is back on the air and closer to its radio transmitter than ever after its official move to Coles Tower. WBOR management spent much of winter break getting the new space together and celebrated its official …
On Saturday, January 18, the Electric Cottage Collective (ECC) hosted an art-build entitled “Art Build: Defeat Trump’s Extreme-Right Billionaire Agenda” in preparation for the “Maine Progressive Groups Rally to Protest Trump’s Agenda.” Participants at the art-build had the opportunity to …
Yesterday, Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Curatorial Fellow Sean Kramer gave a crowd of museumgoers insights into his capstone exhibition titled “Irreplaceable You: Personhood and Dignity in Art, 1980s to Now.” The exhibition, which is currently on view at the Bowdoin …
On Wednesday, Bowdoin students and community members gathered in the Bowdoin College Museum of Art (BCMA) for a gallery talk on a new exhibition titled “From Daughters to Mothers: A Study of Reproductive Labor.” The exhibition, curated by Talia Traskos-Hart …
On Wednesday, the Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Studies (LACLaS) department hosted the “Every Song an Invitation: Music, Listening and Cultural Inquiry” talk featuring Jorge Leal, professor of history at University of California, Riverside, and Jonathan Leal, professor of English …
Often found looking through the lens of his large format camera, Miguel Pavón ’25 is following his passion for filmmaking and photography around the world, from Brunswick to Prague to Iceland.
Although Pavón has crafted a prolific portfolio while at …
