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On February 9, the Board of Trustees approved plans to renovate and add telescopes and a classroom to the College’s observatory, which was moved to the corner of Pickard Field last summer.
According to Senior Vice President for Finance and …
On Wednesday evening, the Roux Lantern was aglow with conversations of hope and visions of tangible action for environmental justice.
Students, faculty and Brunswick residents packed the room for an environmental justice panel featuring Roux Distinguished Scholar Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, …
Bowdoin Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), in collaboration with Maine Students for Palestine, inaugurated a week of action designed to urge Senator Angus King to support a ceasefire in Gaza on Monday. Each day this week, an event directed …
If you were to look upon Moulton Main Lounge on Valentine’s Day, you’d have seen a room overflowing with many things: joy, members of the senior class and—most importantly to many attendees—alcohol. The enjoyment of community and refreshments found in …
On Monday night, economist Frederic S. Mishkin delivered this spring’s Kenneth V. Santagata Memorial Lecture in Kresge Auditorium, titled, “A Day At the Fed.” Mishkin, a professor at Columbia University, discussed his experience as a governor on the Federal Reserve …
Last night, the Asian Studies Program hosted Tristan Brown, professor of history at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, to present on his new book, “Laws of the Land: Fengshui and the State in Qing Dynasty China.”
Brown is a historian …
The Department of Safety and Security and Brunswick Police Department (BPD) are investigating two incidents of hateful speech against Bowdoin students that occurred last weekend. President Safa Zaki sent out a campus-wide email on Tuesday, addressing the acts of hate.…
At the end of March, Senior Associate Dean of Students and Director of First-Year Experience Melissa Quinby ’91 will retire from the College.
“I’m so very grateful for the many opportunities I’ve had here and for all the learning and …
About 270 members of the Class of 2027—or roughly 53 percent—applied to live in a College House, according to data from the Office of Residential Life (ResLife). This is a slight drop in applications from the Class of 2026, …
From February 8 to February 10, the College’s Board of Trustees convened in Boston to vote on implementing promotions and further collegiate changes, according to Director of Communications Doug Cook. President Safa Zaki spoke at the meeting and was joined …
