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On March 6, “Flora et Fauna” opened at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art (BCMA). Featuring objects ranging from a cauldron to a pair of earrings, the exhibit spans from 1300 BCE to 400 CE, focusing largely on depictions of …
While sitting on the quad on Thursday’s lovely, sunny afternoon, I was joined by a few good friends. I had already been listening to a diverse array of music (e.g. Air, N.E.R.D., JPEGMAFIA, Mac DeMarco, Kendrick Lamar, etc.), which made …
Morrell Lounge lit up with vivid multicolored lights and bright cheers as the annual Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Fashion Show took place to commence Bowdoin’s AAPI Heritage Month celebrations last Saturday. Featuring members of the Chinese Student Association …
With the crack of the drum, the Bowdoin College Concert Band erupted in music, filling Studzinski Hall with lyrical woodwinds, accompanied by the vibrant timbre of the brass family and the sparkling sounds of percussion cascading over the ensemble.
Amidst …
Last Friday, students excitedly gathered in Morrell Gymnasium for the annual Spring Concert. The concert, organized by the Bowdoin Entertainment Board (E-Board), featured two headliners with performances from artists redveil and Del Water Gap.
Each year, the E-Board starts planning …
“The Sweet Science of Bruising,” Masque & Gown’s spring Main Stage production, premiered last Friday and Saturday in Pickard Theater. The play centers four women in 1869 who take part in an underground boxing group. Each woman’s journey is marked …
The newly opened electronic music room in Studzinski Recital Hall is equipped with computers for visuals and sound, speakers and microphones, projectors, soundproofing and a white dance floor, which requires the room’s visitors to leave their shoes—and preconceptions about music—at …
Each “pillar” of the “Stepping Stones for Style” column is named with a rock-related pun related to what I consider a fundamental principle of fashion. As this column is the fourth and second-to-last of its kind, I suppose I owe …
“Catullus sits in my soul.”
I wrote that line in my journal nearly three years ago, as a first-year student at Bowdoin College. I was seventeen, away from home for the first time and longing for a kind of connection …
As music today is enjoyed in increasingly private settings, often siphoned off to the insular world of AirPod Maxes and solo car rides, Bowdoin is opening its doors to a new kind of listening experience. On Wednesday evening, gathered in …
