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.
The Celtic and folk student band YONC released its second album, “Sin É,” over spring break, followed up by a tour across Massachusetts in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day.
For senior members of YONC, “Sin É” represents both a musical …
Sean Hoessli and Lindie Kuzmich have big plans for Eveningstar Cinema.
The couple, who moved from Montreal to Maine in late 2024, bought the Eveningstar Cinema from previous owner Shaun Boyle in October. After their decades-long careers in and out …
From the studio to the stage, Reynaldo Fuentez ’26 feels most alive creating, composing and performing.
“There’s something about being on stage with the lights, no matter what it is, whether you’re singing a song, whether you’re acting,” Fuentez said. …
The last time Lauren Groff was on Bowdoin’s campus was in the 1990s, playing soccer as an undergraduate for Amherst College. Now, five novels, two short story collections and three times as a National Book Critics Circle Award finalist later, …
Writer, director and actor John Cameron Mitchell visited campus Monday and Tuesday for a series of events, including a “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” screening and playwriting workshop. Mitchell first came to the College 15 years ago, and the Cinema …
The beginning of Aeschylus’ “Eumenides” is frustratingly parochial. The entire trilogy, really—“The Oresteia”—is infamous among classicists for its difficulty in the original Greek: rare words, archaic grammar, tangled syntax that makes translation a task of genuine suffering. Translator Emily Wilson, …
Ever been dress-coded? Not, like, been suggested to dress formally for a black-tie event but ostracized for your clothing choices? Were you wearing a spaghetti-strap tank top or a pair of shorts a couple inches too many above the knee? …
“Why do you rise?”
The question rings out at the end of every RISE production, the annual show organized by student-group fEMPOWER. The question is the ending to the stories and performances from and about Bowdoin women. The stories center …
This past week, the Bowdoin German Department welcomed Dr. Natasha A. Kelly to campus. A curator, artist, filmmaker, theater director, professor and bestselling author of 13 books, Kelly is the premier Afro-German scholar in Germany and currently a professor of …
Yesterday afternoon, Professor of Art History Pamela Fletcher was joined in celebration of her newly published book “The Victorian Painting of Modern Life.”
Speaking on her scholarship, Fletcher stood in front of a screen displaying renditions of various Victorian paintings. …
