Last Thursday, Bowdoin became one of several colleges and universities to receive a notice from the House of Representatives’ Committee on Education and Workforce investigating institutional responses to student protests about the war in Gaza.
The Office of Admissions concluded its admissions cycle for the Class of 2029 on March 21 when it released results for the regular decision round. Across all rounds, the College admitted 952 students out of a total of 14,045 applications, …
On Wednesday evening, Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) presidential candidates Alex Kruse ’26 and Max Payne ’26 debated on the stage in Jack Magee’s Pub. During the hour-long debate, moderated by Ava Moore ’27 and Margaret Unger ’27 of the Bowdoin …
Students returned from spring break to significant changes at the College, namely, the Thorne Hall and Daggett Lounge lights. For those attached to the subdued neutrals of the old lighting system, the new bright, vibrant lights might have been a …
Yesterday, President Safa Zaki announced in an email to the Bowdoin community that Senior Vice President and Dean for Academic Affairs Jen Scanlon will step down from her administrative role at the end of the 2025–2026 academic year. Following a …
As next week’s housing lottery approaches, certain staff members at the Office of Residential Life (ResLife) will undergo a different process than that of previous years. Until this year, ResLife would reserve three Harpswell Apartments units and two Park Row …
A democracy functions because it is built upon a foundation of trust regardless of political party—this is the message Maine State Representative Samuel Zager emphasized to Bowdoin students gathered in the Hubbard Pickering Room for his Tuesday evening discussion.
On Thursday, a congressional committee sent a letter to President Safa Zaki and Chair of the Board of Trustees Scott Perper expressing its concern that Bowdoin has failed to protect Jewish students, specifically in regard to the February Bowdoin Students …