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“I blink my eyes, and I am 50.”
At one point, when I was young, I thought something similar: “One day I shall be in college, all alone, without my mother nor my home.”
This shortness of span that one …
Roused by a gentle alarm, I drag my weary body out of bed, nab a few poetry collections off my bookshelf (Ada Limón and Ross Gay are in heavy rotation) and scramble down the Coles Tower stairwell to the WBOR …
Six student ambassadors were recently recruited to represent the work of the Hastings Initiative for AI and Humanity. Through this role, students from across disciplines and class years will conduct independent research, discuss the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) …
Founded in 2021, the Student Community Action Network (SCAN) is a volunteer-based internship program for 12 Bowdoin sophomores and juniors to work at local Midcoast nonprofits or in local Maine government offices. Throughout the semester, students work virtually or in …
Awaiting the glamorous rollout of literal tons of holiday food, two parallel scenes unfold across campus. Beginning in the early afternoon, Thorne Thanksgiving fanatics can be found camping out in the lobby of Coles Tower, as if a famous pop …
Each year, Bowdoin students, faculty and Brunswick community members gather for the annual Thanksgiving meal, a beloved Bowdoin tradition. The lavish feast serves as a final gathering for students before they depart for the Thanksgiving break.
Held the Thursday before …
As the nation’s oldest continuously published college weekly, issues of the Orient dating back to 1871 are accessible in the College’s archives. This week, we looked back at past newspapers from the month of November to find memorable moments …
In need of spiritual life advice? You’re in luck.
The Rachel Lord Center for Religious and Spiritual Life hired two new part-time advisors at the beginning of the academic year. Hulya Aksu Spizuoco is the new Muslim Life Advisor, while …
Yesterday, Tedford Housing, a nonprofit organization in Brunswick dedicated to helping people experiencing homelessness, opened a new facility in Cook’s Corner with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The new facility centralizes and expands the organization’s previous locations, increasing Tedford’s capacity to provide …
The Bowdoin Emergency Medicine Club (BEMC), a McKeen Center for the Common Good on campus volunteer group, works to educate the campus about emergency medicine and connect students with community volunteer opportunities. The club is also working to create a …
