The events will include lectures from Kerr and Katie Rutherford, both experts on the contemporary AIDS crisis, a film ...

The Mexican holiday honors those who have died—not through mourning alone but through storytelling, music, food, and customs ...

For seven weeks, earth and oceanographic science major Hood lived on Alaska’s Juneau Icefield, exploring how its vast ...

Among the offerings were drop-in classes, a pancake breakfast, jazz brunch, haunted Bowdoin tour, supernatural stories at the ...

At the start of her class, Psychology of Nostalgia, Armstrong warns students, especially seniors, that they should be ...

This semester, Postdoctoral Associate in AI and Humanity Collin Lucken has been teaching the self-designed course Minds and Machines: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Cognitive Science (PHIL 2400) ...

On or about Friday, April 6, 1917, one Richard Mutt submitted Fountain to the Grand Central Palace in New York, to take its place in the inaugural exhibition of the Society of Independent Artists, ...

Bowdoin attracts the smartest, kindest people on earth, where they work together to ask questions and tackle big problems. Hearing that—you probably have someone in mind. We can help them afford it.

The policy reflects College’s leadership in accessibility, affordability for all, and global diversity on campus. Bowdoin College announced on July 7, 2022, that it has expanded its need-blind ...

As students consider what classes to take next semester, they should challenge themselves by taking a difficult course in an ...

First-year Lia Gavin ’30 reflects on why Ultimate, and especially its first tournament of the year, is such a special part of being a student at Bowdoin. While the phrase “lobster pot” may spark an ...