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On Tuesday, Americans across the country voted in local, state and federal midterm elections. For the Bowdoin community, elections included candidates running for Brunswick’s school board, town council, Maine state representative and senator, Governor and U.S. Representative and Senator.
Troy …
On November 3, Maine voters will head to the polls to elect a new governor, a United States. senator, United States representatives, members of the state legislature and municipal officials. With control of Congress at stake and Governor Janet Mills …
On October 15, Henry Elgie ’29 interrupted a live Senate debate in Bangor, Maine, between Sen. Susan Collins and Democratic nominee Troy Jackson over concerns regarding Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centers and corporate Political Action Committee (PAC) money.
In a …
You’re only here for a few years, and you’ve got a midterm next Tuesday.
WHY VOTE?
It’s not all politics. It’s riding in a van, learning about Brunswick, getting a sticker and making your voice heard. Just last year, a …
From the highly anticipated Senate race between Republican Sen. Susan Collins of Maine and Troy Jackson to Brunswick local elections, there are many candidates to choose from in this year’s election cycle. As Election Day approaches on Nov. 3, the …
Two weeks ago, a Bowdoin student made national news for interrupting a live Senate debate between Sen. Susan Collins and Democratic nominee Troy Jackson over concerns regarding Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centers and corporate Political Action Committee (PAC) money.
To …
With less than two weeks until Election Day, five candidates are competing for two at-large seats on the Brunswick Town Council, the body that sets the town’s budget, zoning and housing policy, from Maine Street sidewalks to Bowdoin’s own building …
It is not a surprising recognition that the right to vote has expanded drastically since this country’s founding. From the once-radical claim that women were capable of independent thought and could vote responsibly, to the recognition that African-Americans deserved the …
As college students, we have the unique luxury of choosing where to vote: at home or in Brunswick. With elections less than two weeks away, we encourage you to consider switching your vote to Maine unless you live in one …
Dear Editor,
I was pleasantly surprised to see that the young person who interrupted the final Maine United States Senate debate was Polar Bear Henry Elgie ’29, according to the Portland Press Herald, which shared a photo of the …
