SPACE SPECTACLE: Following years of renovations on the Benjamin Hill-Lam ’13 Observatory, the Physics department hopes to ...
Student performers and audience members seated in Morrell Gymnasium for the Family Weekend Student Group Showcase, featuring ...
GALILEO (GALILEO): Professor of Digital and Computational Studies Crystal Hall discusses her new book, “Galileo's Library: Data, Methods, and the Humanities”, in the Nixon Lounge of ...
LEADER OF THE PACK: Matthew Servin ’27 sets the pace at the Maine State Meet held at Bowdoin earlier this fall. Servin ...
“When I was about 10 years old, my family went to Boston,” Henry Cooper ’29 said.
After multiple years of teaching at Bowdoin, Genny LeMoine transitioned to serving as the head curator of the Peary-MacMillan ...
NEW COLD WAR: On Tuesday afternoon, Senior Fellow at Brown University’s Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs Lyle Goldstein lectured a crowd in the Pickering Room of Hubbard Hall on ...
Douhovnikoff remarked that back in 1979, when construction on the Brunswick Dam just started, the Androscoggin River’s poor water quality limited its use in other facets, so it made sense to harness ...
Last Saturday, the field hockey team (13–3; 7–3 NESCAC) secured a 2–0 NESCAC quarterfinal win against Wesleyan University (10 ...
This wandering camera continues into “Children of Men.” To illustrate how Cuarón uses the technique, Middents showed his own video essay, a supercut of every instance in the film where the main ...
Her reading of the 14th Amendment, which established birthright citizenship, holds that citizenship should depend on one’s allegiance to a country rather than the simple fact of being born there. To ...
Sills Hall, one of the most recently renovated buildings on campus, received three architectural awards recognizing the College’s efforts to preserve the building’s historic character while ...
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