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The renovation of Sills Hall, which began over a year ago, is set to be completed at the end of the semester. The project began over winter break last year and was initially detailed in the 2017 campus development plan. …
Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) gathered in the Mills Hall event space on Wednesday for its last official meeting of the academic year. The meeting centered on Ivies planning, approving a proposal to ban campus-wide emailing during campaigns and the passing …
As the College develops the next campus master plan, architectural firm Ayers Saint Gross held a public working session on Tuesday to present potential construction plans for the campus priorities identified earlier this year. The firm pitched solutions to the …
Last Tuesday night, the Committee on Postering, Building Use and Demonstrations met for the first time to plan for the rest of the academic year. The committee members also discussed potential campus outreach before students leave campus for the summer.…
On Tuesday, President Safa Zaki signed a letter in opposition to the federal government’s heightened involvement in higher education, joining over 200 leaders of colleges and universities across the country to make a call for institutional independence, academic freedom and …
Over the past two weeks, rising sophomores, juniors and seniors participated in the housing lottery for the 2025-26 academic year. The lottery consisted of Round 1 for rising seniors on April 7, Round 2 for rising juniors on April 10 …
Starting late this spring and continuing through the summer, the Bowdoin Pines, a small pine forest located on either side of Bath Road, will undergo upkeep and cultivation as part of the College’s new forest management project to preserve the …
On Tuesday afternoon, Boston University professor Lauren Mattioli spoke in the Shannon Room in Hubbard Hall on how presidents can carry out a judicial agenda through appointments. Her talk, titled “Appointments and Influence: Judicial Agenda Setting Across Three Presidential Administrations,” …
Bowdoin professors affiliated with the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) tabled in Smith Union yesterday to advocate for academic freedom and open discussion on college campuses. The tabling, which took place from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., was part …
