I only read of Coleman Hughes’s recent campus talk, which made some curious claims, in the Orient. I read that focusing on race is a divisive departure from the nonviolent and race-blind formula that worked for the Civil Rights Movement. …
This year’s Bowdoin Student Government (BSG) election results exhibit a sharp decline in voter turnout compared to prior years. Only 309 students voted in this election compared to 559 in 2025 and 792 in 2024, just over a 50 and …
When I woke up to the results of the presidential election on November 6, 2024, the anxiety that took over my body the previous night was replaced with dread. But as petrified as I was about having to endure another …
Logically, it is odd to believe that out of the billions of people in the world, you’d find your overall best match from the infinite labyrinth of probability. After all, you can share uniquely strong connections with many individuals throughout …
Yay, welcome back from spring break! I don’t know about you all, but the break sparked a lot of thought for me, especially with time away from our Bowdoin bubble. And I couldn’t help but think about what happens when …
Senior spring! Similar to this time in high school, I expected this time to be a carefree era where I could bask in the sun with my friends, soak up the last of my free food and, most importantly, literally …
Hi! My name is Aidan Aybar. I’m a sophomore from North Salem, N.Y. I love Bowdoin and take a lot of pride in our community, which is why I’m running to be Student Body President.…
Thanks to Mark Zuckerberg and the gays of Silicon Valley, we’ve been forced to see ourselves and each other much more than generations past. That said, a trend that I’ve seen arise on social networks and in-person interactions is the …
Editor’s Note, Saturday, March 28 at 8:02 a.m.: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that the Mitchell Institute announced a name change. The Mitchell Institute instead wrote that they planned to initiate a process to consider a potential …