The number of applications increased by about 6 percent this year, a modest increase compared to the 20 percent jump in applicants seen last year with the Class of 2028. The Office of Admissions ...

Yesterday, Director of Health Services Christine Mahoney wrote in an email to students that the Maine Center for Disease ...

WIELDING THE WRITTEN WORD: Professor Chakkalakal discusses her new book on the life and writings of author and activist ...

Farrow spent his early career on the cable news circuit, leading a segment on the Today Show and reporting on geopolitics for CNN International, an enterprise he called “very nerdy”. As the ...

Eight students who were part of last week’s Bowdoin Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) Smith Union encampment are under temporary suspension “pending a disciplinary process.” Approximately 50 ...

REFLECTIONS ON RACE: Jennifer Chudy, professor of political science at Wellesley College, stands in the VAC Beam Classroom as ...

BSG President Eisa Rafat ’25 began the meeting with public comment, which centered on the Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) encampment and its subsequent aftermath.

The experiences of international students at Bowdoin are quite unique given that we constitute only about ten percent of the student body, with even fewer on financial aid. Being a minority means that ...

This past weekend, I sat through the Super Bowl with a group of friends. I was watching a sport I have no connection with and have very limited understanding of. Yet, when I watch the ICC Champions ...

We’ve all thought at some point in our lives, “Well, that was awkward.” That’s a thought that’s crossed my mind quite often in the year and a half I’ve been at Bowdoin. But instead of giving in to the ...

We’ve all thought at some point in our lives, “Well, that was awkward.” That’s a thought that’s crossed my mind quite often in the year and a half I’ve been at Bowdoin. But instead of giving in to the ...

Sure, sometimes it feels like you’re just exchanging meaningless pleasantries, but let’s face it—small talk is a necessary evil. It gets the conversion going, eases the unspoken tension held in eye ...