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So I’ll write about just that. Not the unknown—that’s cliche. Let’s rephrase it as the multiplicity of possibilities. Of all that could possibly happen but has yet to happen. This is what I’ll refer to as the unknown. The fear …
You see it every time you grab groceries or go shopping.
On and off the Bowdoin campus, people in Brunswick and across Maine are feeling a squeeze on their wallets, and this is especially felt by young people who are …
Since last year, Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) has positioned itself as a moral compass on campus, championing a referendum asking that the College disclose its exposure in investing in weapons manufacturers and requesting them to not invest in …
So often, we criticize Bowdoin’s social scene at its highest energy—the parties. But how can we ensure a successful nightlife if we don’t warm up the right way? Enjoy this week’s conversation:
MG: How do you think the pregame can …
As faculty and staff members at the College committed to ending the Israeli genocide, we have recently come together to form a chapter of Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine (FSJP). In this capacity, we have been taking stock …
On Tuesday, the polls will be open for people around the nation to cast their ballots. Eligible voters across state lines and from various backgrounds will face a choice between two candidates who have come to the forefront of important …
Regardless of the results of Tuesday’s election, one outcome is nearly certain: 2024’s election will have been the most expensive on record. Over $2.5 billion has been spent on the presidential race alone, and millions have gone into Maine’s …
Last May, the “Bowdoin Solidarity Referendum” was passed with a 66.84 percent supermajority of the 1,366 students who voted. The referendum—spearheaded by Bowdoin Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP)—asked the College to take an institutional stand against the …
INTENSITY. Nothing and pure pleasure are the same; divine ecstasy and extreme horror are the same.
“The Sin,” a painting by Heinrich Lossow, is mesmerizing because it captures the sexuality of divine ecstasy. And it’s not a sin—it’s how communion …
In November 2023, the New York Times profiled the Tallac Hotshots, a group of firefighters employed by the federal government to fight the fires engulfing our national forests across the West Coast.
Among those profiled was Bowdoin College graduate …
