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Total Number of Articles: 50
First Article on this Page: April 4, 2025
Latest Article on this Page: February 19, 2026
As an environmental studies and visual arts double major, Ada Potter ’26 has learned to blend her interest in biological sciences with her artistic pursuits.
Throughout her childhood, Potter was encouraged by her father, an art teacher, to draw and …
For Carolina Bragg ’26, music has always been a family affair.
At a young age, she followed her sister’s example and started playing the cello. Later, her sister became the first one in the family to start writing music.
“Naturally, …
For Theater and Dance Costume Shop Manager Lily Prentice ’10, storytelling is central to costume design.
Prentice began her journey with the arts in childhood, imagining storylines for the characters and creatures in her drawings. Growing up in a rural …
Phoebe Marin ’26 discovered her love for cinema during her first year at Bowdoin.
“I came to Bowdoin intending to do a biology major.… I realized my first year that that was not what I wanted to do whatsoever,” Marin …
Miles Benson ’26 wasn’t always loyal to the trombone.
“I originally started playing a different instrument in sixth grade called the euphonium,” Benson said. “Then, junior or senior year of high school, I also started playing bass trombone to play …
When Hayden Mann ’27 started making beats for his friends in middle school, he never expected that it would land him a record deal.
Mann, under the name HAYDO, has numerous viral videos and over 100,000 streams on his online …
For Daniel Hennelly ’26, the path to the visual arts has been anything but direct. At times, it has meant hauling a toilet across the quad or staring out the window of a train.
A military veteran and current senior …
Even those who have never tuned into WBOR will recognize the station’s distinct artistic presence on campus. From quirky stickers plastered on Nalgene bottles to eclectic posters advertising musical gatherings, the students behind WBOR have carved out a unique visual …
When walking through Studzinski Recital Hall, you might just be lucky enough to overhear Brian Liu ’25 fine-tuning a concerto before he heads off to the computer science lab or the McKeen Center.
A double major in computer science and …
From the studio to the stage, Reynaldo Fuentez ’26 feels most alive creating, composing and performing.
“There’s something about being on stage with the lights, no matter what it is, whether you’re singing a song, whether you’re acting,” Fuentez said. …
