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In the wake of the election, the members of the Bowdoin Reproductive Justice Coalition were devastated. The results were overwhelming, terrifying and draining. But today, that devastation has turned into anger—and this anger is fueling our determination to continue the …
We are coming off a turbulent last few weeks—many here on campus and across the country are feeling rattled, uncertain and downright scared. This climate of tension and anxiety feels hard to shake, especially as we look toward a future …
Orient contributor M. Gordon was doing some field work recently at another small liberal arts college. While he came back with a lot of thoughts, some of the thoughts were too hot for print media. And, as always, it pretty …
On Wednesday morning, our campus and the nation woke up to the news that Donald Trump will reenter office as the 47th president of the United States after soundly surpassing Kamala Harris in both the electoral college and the popular …
To the Editors:
The Bowdoin College Democrats would like to thank everyone who voted in this election. While the results were not what we hoped, we appreciate everyone who used their electoral voice in favor of protecting democracy and human …
Donald J. Trump will become the 47th President of the United States. Let us be clear, the scale of this victory is immense; Republicans won the popular vote, the Electoral College, the Senate, potentially held on to the House and …
The precise outcomes of Tuesday’s elections have yet to become clear. But one thing is certain: Donald Trump or a Republican successor will be president of the U.S. until January 2029. He leads a party committed to removing protective regulations, …
It’s mourning, America. It’s mourning in America, and it’s mourning from beyond America.
Five hours ahead of the Eastern Time Zone, I woke up on Wednes- day to news about this election as it happened. I woke up, and Pennsylvania …
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 …
