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In response to excess attendance by non-Bowdoin students at the Spring Concert last Friday, the Office of Student Activities is planning to reintroduce guest registration ahead of big concerts on campus.
The Spring Concert was only open to Bowdoin students …
On Wednesday, Stanley Druckenmiller ’75 made an appearance in Druckenmiller Hall over Zoom. He was the chief donor to the hall named after his grandfather, Stanley F. Druckenmiller. After his time at Bowdoin, Druckenmiller served as a hedge fund manager …
Students and faculty looking to enter Kresge Auditorium for classes and events earlier this week were instead greeted with fans and dehumidifiers after a water leak was discovered that forced the space to close from Monday onwards.
According to Associate …
Lovers of the Belgian waffles offered exclusively at Moulton Union for brunch on the weekend are in for a treat. Thorne Hall has added the make-your-own waffle machines—adorned with the signature Bowdoin sun logo—to its breakfast menus seven days a …
On Tuesday, Professor of Social Studies Charles Dorn spoke about the purposes and outcomes of public education in the U.S. as the inaugural lecture for the Barry N. Wish endowed chair, which Dorn received in 2022. President Safa Zaki introduced …
Yesterday and today, the College welcomed a record number of admitted students to campus for Bearings in Brunswick, the flagship on-campus component of the Office of Admissions’s annual Bowdoin Bearings programming. Around 340 admitted students registered to attend Bearings in …
On Monday, a 115-mile-wide swath of Maine was covered in a silver-tinged shadow as a total solar eclipse engulfed much of the Pine Tree State. Bowdoin students left their dorms to get a brief glimpse of the event—one which won’t …
Last Wednesday in the Roux Lantern, Pilar Pérez, a professor of history at the National University of Río Negro in Argentina, spoke on the recent reexamination of the 19th-century Argentine genocide of the Indigenous Mapuche people.
Pérez’s research explores the …
President Safa Zaki has released the academic calendar for the 2024-2025 academic year, which includes alterations to the new student orientation schedule. In recent years, students have left for orientation trips the day after arriving on campus and …
Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) met with Senior Vice President and Dean for Student Affairs Janet Lohmann on Wednesday ahead of her retirement at the end of July. BSG also welcomed next year’s president and vice president—Eisa Rafat ’25 and Elliot …
