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On Sunday afternoon, students received a campus-wide email from Jackson Holl ’27 inviting them to a candlelight vigil at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art steps in honor of Charlie Kirk, a right-wing activist who was fatally shot on September …
As part of a campus-wide “Working Together” initiative outlined by President Safa Zaki last March following the Students for Justice in Palestine encampment in Smith Union, the College will be inviting speakers to campus over the course of …
Faculty, students and community members gathered in Hawthorne-Longfellow Library (H-L) on Thursday night to celebrate the launch of Professor of Religion and Middle Eastern and North African Studies Robert Morrison’s new book. Morrison’s book, “Merchants of Knowledge: Intellectual Exchange in …
On Wednesday, Mary Thompson-Jones, a professor at the U.S. Naval War College, traveled to Bowdoin to deliver a lecture on diplomacy and the Arctic. With climate change dramatically altering the trajectory of the region, Thompson-Jones—who is also the chair of …
Editor’s Note, Friday, September 19, at 3:27 p.m.: In a previous version of this article, the word “Islam” was mistakenly transcribed as “this slum” in one of the actor’s monologues. The article has been updated to reflect this.
On Thursday, …
Faculty and administrators convened in Mills Hall last Friday for their first meeting of the year to discuss, among other topics, national news affecting the College and student use of artificial intelligence (AI).
In her report to the faculty near …
The College is now offering students, staff and faculty access to premium models of five generative artificial intelligence (AI) companies, as of early August.
Bowdoin’s Office of Information Technology (IT) has made the models available through LibreChat, an open-source application …
On Tuesday evening, the Brunswick Police Department (BPD) arrested two men following a report by students that the men threatened and shouted racial slurs at them from a pickup truck on Longfellow Avenue. Bowdoin Safety and Security officers responded shortly …
This past Monday, Dr. Dawa Lokyitsang, a Tibetan-American anthropologist, visited Bowdoin to deliver a talk on Tibetan kinship ties under Chinese colonialism. In the face of this colonialism, many Tibetans immigrated to Dharamsala, India, where the exiled Tibetan leader, the …
