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When Jeffrey Mao ’92 graduated from Bowdoin as a history major, he never would have imagined himself, decades later, rolling 3,000 to 4,000 bagels every weekend in his own bakery in Topsham, Maine.
Knead & Nosh, the bagel shop Mao …
As the academic year progresses, the often dreaded question “What are you going this summer?” becomes difficult to avoid. But what do Bowdoin students actually do with their time off?
Executive Director of Career Exploration and Development Kristin Brennan noted …
This summer, a new restaurant entered Brunswick’s food scene, bringing forth another option people can mull over when deciding where to grab a bite to eat.
Hug Sen Noodle Bar is an Asian-fusion restaurant located at 22 Pleasant St., where …
Bowdoin’s Class of 2030 arrived last Monday with 554 students, well above the roughly 515 first years the College typically enrolls. The jump has meant triples in Osher Hall and West Hall, more quints in Coleman Hall and Moore Hall …
As students arrived back on campus, a new sight on Coe Quad greeted them: a pollinator garden brimming with native flowers. This project was completed over the summer, but the decision to create it arose out of a prior campus …
This year has been my year of poetry. I have scoured the internet for poetry, written and rewritten poetry, memorized and recited poetry, lived in it, muttered it to myself, printed the stuff out and taped it to my walls, …
For better or for worse, I am a deeply nostalgic person. But I didn’t realize this until quite recently, perhaps because I usually don’t enter bouts of nostalgia until everyone else falls asleep and I lie awake trying to do …
Most journeys in civic life don’t begin at five years old, but on January 19, 2010, I brought my kindergarten class’s teddy bear to the polls.
I didn’t really understand what the election was about (or that you’re not supposed …
Last March, when we found out which blocks were in MacMillan House (Mac), I was honestly just confused. I didn’t quite see the vision, and I was unsure if we could bond when it felt like the only thing we …
I wrote my CommonApp essay about the fact that my sister is deaf and how growing up, my “superpower” was being her translator. As a brutally shy kid, the privilege of sound, and thus my voice, were ones I reluctantly …
