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Last Friday, guests gathered in Kresge Auditorium for “Film, Culture and Climate: A Conversation with dream hampton.” Roux Distinguished Scholar Ayana Elizabeth Johnson joined hampton, the award-winning filmmaker and film producer, on stage for an evening of reflection on climate …
On Monday evening, students, faculty and community members gathered in the Visual Arts Center for a screening and discussion of truce songs, the latest work by the dance choreographer David Dorfman. The event followed an afternoon workshop led by members …
Last Friday afternoon, the third floor of Hawthorne–Longfellow Library filled with students, librarians, faculty and community members as the Bowdoin Preservation Collective (BPC) unveiled their reimagined Joshua Chamberlain exhibition—an effort months in the making and years in the dreaming.
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Masque & Gown’s fall mainstage production of “Parfumerie” premiered last weekend. Students, staff and community members packed Wish Theater for three sold-out shows.
The romantic comedy, written by Miklós László and adapted by E.P. Dowdall, was directed by EJ Esmas …
Last night, the Bowdoin College Museum of Art (BCMA) hosted a reception and talk for Professor of Art Michael Kolster’s new book titled “Mongrels of Our Making: The Plastiglomerates of Hawai’i.” The book captures the blending of human activity and …
Phoebe Marin ’26 discovered her love for cinema during her first year at Bowdoin.
“I came to Bowdoin intending to do a biology major.… I realized my first year that that was not what I wanted to do whatsoever,” Marin …
On Wednesday, students, faculty and community members gathered in Massachusetts Hall for a reading with author Kevin Moffett. Moffett is an assistant professor of creative writing at the University of Virginia. The visit was organized by Professor of English Brock …
When I was younger, Saturday afternoons were a very special time. When the clock struck 3 p.m., my twin and I were finally granted our treasured few hours of TV time. But it wasn’t Nickelodeon or Disney we watched (although …
The beginning of the end always starts with an abrupt clock reset, warning us of what feels like impending eternal sleep. We brace ourselves for months of unpredictable precipitation and subarctic temperatures. Halloween is officially over, but the spooky weather …
On Thursday, the Edwards Center for Art and Dance hosted the opening reception for its newest exhibition featuring the work of four students.
These artists, Isa Cruz ’27, Izaiah Diaz ’27, Isabelle Rivera-Gandrung ’26 and Daniel Hennelly ’26, used funds …
