The College is in the process of planning the next seven years of campus design and construction, and students, faculty and staff were asked for their input. As the 2018–2025 Campus Master Plan comes to an end, the multi-year process …
Last weekend, the Board of Trustees held a series of meetings to discuss future campus planning, the Ad Hoc Committee on Investments and Responsibility (ACIR) and other potential changes to the College.
Contracting crews discovered asbestos in Sills Hall during the exploratory, pre-construction phase of the Sills Hall renovation project. According to JF Scott Construction Assistant Superintendent Jared Doyle, there is nothing to worry about.
On February 9, the Board of Trustees approved plans to renovate and add telescopes and a classroom to the College’s observatory, which was moved to the corner of Pickard Field last summer.
According to Senior Vice President for Finance and …
A sign on the Sills Hall construction site has caused some controversy on campus. The sign, which calls Bowdoin a “distinguished campus” and asks construction employees to “display highest levels of respect” for Bowdoin community members, has garnered mixed reactions …
A large fenced-off construction area and the sound of beeping excavators on the site of Sills Hall and Cleaveland Quad greeted students returning for the spring semester. Crews began work over winter break on the first major renovation of Sills …
This January, students will begin to enjoy a central new study space—in one of the oldest buildings on Bowdoin’s campus. Hubbard Hall is set to house a freshly renovated reading room in the former Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum (PMAM), which moved …
The Office of Residential Life (ResLife) vacated its former space on the first floor of the Dudley Coe Building on Thursday to move into its new location at 24 College Street.
The transition was finalized over the last academic year …
Trussed above the Androscoggin River running between Brunswick and Topsham, a fight over history has finally been settled. The replacement Frank J. Wood Bridge (FJWB) is officially under construction yards from the original. Construction broke ground in July.
For much of the past two weeks, Men’s Soccer Co-Captain Carlton Steinberg ’24 has been waking up at 4:30 a.m. He then drives with his team to Mount Ararat High School for practice at 6:00 a.m.