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For many students, Jewett Hall is best described as the shorter, unassuming cousin to Coles Tower, but what lies inside is a treasure trove of student innovation and creativity: the Bowdoin Maker Space.
Originally located in the Hawthorne-Longfellow Library and …
Jessica Britt ’10 volunteered at Safe Passage on a McKeen Center Alternative Spring Break (ASB) trip to Guatemala her senior year. Little did she know that years later she would become the organization’s Board Chair.
Founded by Hanley Denning ’92, …
Two links rise to the top of Google searches for “abortion near Bowdoin College.”
The first link directs to Planned Parenthood’s Topsham Health Center, located a mile from campus just across the Androscoggin River. The location offers a range of …
Are you frustrated by the lack of bike racks around campus? Or maybe the lack of glacial ice cores? Or even the lack of island living options for students? Well, I have answers to address all of these common concerns.…
Over the centuries, there have been numerous theories to explain humor. How do Improvabilities, Office Hours and Purity Pact make us laugh, and why are our friends so outrageously funny? Philosophers have posited that feeling relief, feeling superiority or feeling …
1,576 pounds of turkey, 30 gallons of gravy, 700 pounds of mashed potatoes, 252 pies and eight gallons of whipped cream set the stage for the annual Thanksgiving dinner—a tradition beloved both by students and less-seen members of the campus …
Bowdoin’s Sexuality, Women and Gender Center (SWAG) held its first Pride Prom in Daggett Lounge on Saturday. This event was designed to mimic a high school prom but aimed to foster an environment for authentic self-expression where students could be …
“Huh, I’m not nervous.”
That’s the first thought that went through Adi Pall-Pareek ’24’s mind as he stood in front of a crowd in a dimly-lit Moulton Main Lounge, tightly gripping Dandiya sticks in his hands. Within seconds, music filled …
Whether it is 200 wooden pallets or a new brunch spot, Mike Jerome always seems to have a plan.
What, other than being Brunswick food staples, is the through line between Fat Boy Drive In, Bolos Kitchen and Burger Bar, …
Attention, Brunswick sports fans and beer mavens: Get out your binoculars. Social Goose is coming in for a landing.
The family-friendly sports bar and pub made its debut last month at 94 Maine Street, the space formerly inhabited by sushi …
