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At the end of March, Senior Associate Dean of Students and Director of First-Year Experience Melissa Quinby ’91 will retire from the College.
“I’m so very grateful for the many opportunities I’ve had here and for all the learning and …
About 270 members of the Class of 2027—or roughly 53 percent—applied to live in a College House, according to data from the Office of Residential Life (ResLife). This is a slight drop in applications from the Class of 2026, …
On February 10, the College’s Center of Multicultural Life (CML) organized and hosted the first Black Student Summit in conjunction with the Bates Office of Intercultural Education and the Colby Pugh Center for Student Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion. About 60 …
On Thursday, The Bowdoin Public Health Club (BPHC), aligning with their mission to educate and provide for Bowdoin and its greater community, organized Bowdoin’s second naloxone workshop. The workshop participants left with certification for Narcan (a brand of naloxone) administration …
Editor’s Note February 18, 2024, at 4:57 p.m.: An earlier version of this article included two errors. First, Bennett earned her graduate degree from Miami University of Ohio, not the Clarion University of Pennsylvania. Second, she did not move outside …
As the sun rose on Monday morning, students trudging to 8 a.m. classes were greeted by the newest member of the College’s collection of frozen friends: Luna the snow bear. Placed perfectly at the center of Moulton Circle, Luna was …
Yesterday, the Rachel Lord Center for Religious and Spiritual Life (RLC) kicked off (Inter)Faith Visibility Week in Smith Union. The opening event featured various religious and spiritual groups from across campus as well as area community organizations. Organized to coincide …
Editor’s Note, Friday, February 2, at 11:09 a.m.: A previous version of this article mistakenly reported that 709,650 phishing emails were received by the College from January 14-20. This article has been updated to reflect that the college received 709,650 …
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 …
On Friday, during their final meeting of the semester, faculty voted in favor of instituting a week-long Thanksgiving break. Friday’s vote marks the culmination of a months-long debate among faculty members and students alike over the future of the break.…
