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From elephants to monkeys to wolves, Deke Weaver ’85 has set out on a lifelong project to create performances for each letter of the alphabet, with each letter representing a different endangered animal or habitat. On Monday, Weaver came to …
For painter and animator Matt Bollinger, art is all about self-expression. Even the pieces that seem outside the realm of possibility are in some way reflective of his experiences.
This is especially true of “Apartment 6F,” the animation Bollinger showed …
Earlier this week, Tyler, The Creator tweeted that he originally wrote his single, “See You Again,” for Zayn Malik. At first, it seems odd that the rapper who broke onto the scene talking about having threesomes with a triceratops would …
Over the summer, over 250 music students fill the College’s dorms for six weeks to learn, practice and play music at a top-tier level.
The Bowdoin International Music Festival attracts students from 23 different countries and from the top conservatories …
Most theater productions take weeks, or even months, to rehearse before the curtain rises on opening night. The same is typically true on the Bowdoin stage. But not this Saturday night.
At 7 p.m. tomorrow, Masque & Gown actors will …
Sam Kyzivat ’18 is a music major with a concentration in theory and composition who also studies Chinese. He composes and performs his own music and participates in the Meddiebempsters and jazz ensemble.
The following interview has been edited for …
Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that the Delta Sigma/Delta Upsilon practice rooms in Smith Union had been empty prior to last year. They were funded and stocked with equipment in 2009. In addition, the article …
For over 200 years, American colleges and universities have maintained a commitment to the public good that has outlasted cultural, economic and technological change, says Chuck Dorn, professor of education and associate dean for student affairs. In his latest book, …
On Thursday, Hawthorne-Longfellow Library hosted the first in a series of humanities-focused faculty book launches.
Throughout the course of the year, six professors will introduce their newly published works, in a format intended to spark conversations. The topics that their …
Summers on Maine’s Midcoast justify the state’s Vacationland reputation. This year, seniors Julianna Burke and Maya Morduch-Toubman took advantage of Bowdoin’s summer fellowships to engage more deeply with the region’s communities through art, storytelling and photography.
Through the Rusack Coastal …
