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On Monday, Matthew Pinsker discussed his new book, “Boss Lincoln: The Partisan Life of Abraham Lincoln,” to an audience in the Beam Classroom in the Visual Arts Center kickstarted by an introduction from Professor of Government Andrew Rudalevige.
Pinsker holds …
In a conclusion to this semester’s Viewpoint Exchange Series, students, professors and community members gathered in Kresge Auditorium on Tuesday afternoon for a conversation between Mira Sucharov and Omar M. Dajani, co-authors of the upcoming dual memoir “Vacant Lot: …
On Wednesday, Bowdoin’s Maker Space partnered with the Dining Service to transform 3D-printed creations into edible treats. From a scarf-wearing polar bear to a snail, students rolled, cut and decorated cookies to be served in Thorne Hall.
The event was …
On the evening of October 8, students, faculty and community members gathered in the Massachusetts Hall Faculty Room to hear acclaimed author Patrick deWitt read an excerpt from his recently published novel, “Dodge City,” and discuss his writing process following …
On October 8, students, faculty and community members gathered in the Roux Lantern to listen to Visiting Assistant Professor of Government Peyman Asazade interview Edward Djerejian, former United States ambassador to Israel and Syria.
Djerejian’s diplomatic career spanned 32 years, …
In Kresge Auditorium on the evening of October 7, Professor of History Page Herrlinger presented her inaugural lecture as the sixth Frank A. Munsey Professor of History on Soviet citizens who practiced religion amid the militant atheism of Bolshevik Russia.…
Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) met in Mills Hall last Wednesday evening to discuss sexual violence resources, make funding decisions and vote on upcoming events.
Prior to the meeting, the General Assembly sent an all-school email reminding students of various counseling …
On October 5, a quiet night at the Hawthorne-Longfellow Library (H-L) was interrupted by a sprinkler pipe bursting on the second floor.
Theo Robinson ’29 was studying in the Baldwin Center for Learning and Teaching when the pipe burst.
“I …
On the afternoon of Thursday, October 8, students, faculty and community members gathered in Kresge Auditorium for the third Viewpoint Exchange talk of the semester. Hosted by the Office of Inclusion and Diversity, the talk welcomed guest speaker Annette Gordon-Reed, …
On October 5, University of Virginia Postdoctoral Fellow Daniel Blinderman gave a talk in the Visual Arts Center’s Beam Classroom titled “American Authoritarianism: Lessons and Legacies from the Origins of Jim Crow.” During this lecture, Blinderman compared the current state …
