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 …
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 …
Brunswick’s beloved coffee shop Dog Bar Jim has served as a hub for curiosity, quirk and a mean cup of coffee for the last five years. Seven days a week, lattes and pastries are doled out to adoring customers with …
Welcome back to the advice column with a twist! In case you’re new here, this is how it works: All questions are anonymously sent through the QR code, and community members from People Plus—a community recreation center for older adults …
Meet Olivia Wirsching ’24 and Zane Bookbinder ’24, the computer science majors and girlfriend-boyfriend duo who created a new and improved Bowdoin Course Reviews (BCR) website.
The new website, which incorporates old BCR data into a much friendlier user interface, …
Bowdoin workers are grappling with long-standing economic challenges in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, with widespread complaints that the College is not doing enough to pay people fairly or address the rising cost of living in Brunswick.
This year, about 200 students stayed on campus over the summer to complete research ranging from genetics to the study of political systems in the United States. The President’s Summer Research Symposium was postponed due to the College’s recent lockout. …
From her time as a Bowdoin student to becoming an advocate for increased diversity in higher education, Staci Williams Seeley ’90 P’26 has embraced the liberal arts curriculum and explored the Common Good throughout her education and career.