Each year, Projects for Peace awards grants of $10,000 to more than 125 college students who have proposed “innovative, community-centered, and scalable responses to the world’s most pressing issues.”
Three Bowdoin students have received Watson Fellowships to travel for twelve straight months next year, following unique intineraries around the world.
During spring break, Bowdoin's Office of Career Exploration and Development (CXD) led student excursions to New York City to explore career paths in marketing and communications, technology, and finance.
Global support for Evan Gershkovich ’14 remains strong one year after his imprisonment, as supporters of the jailed Wall Street Journal reporter take part in a series of coordinated activities around the world.
Former artist-in-residence Abigail DeVille launches an interactive sculpture designed to collect audio testimony from people. The project will inform a wider exhibition of DeVille’s work coming to the Bowdoin College Museum of Art this summer.
After traveling hours to Jackman, Maine, nearly fifty Bowdoin students gathered at the edge of an icy lake ringed by small hills to watch the solar eclipse.
In December, senior Dylan Richmond debuted a self-produced dance, catapulting him to prominence as one of the year's most celebrated artists at Bowdoin. It was just part of the beginning of his creative journey.
Satter hosts a campus screening of her critically acclaimed movie Reality, which tells the story of intelligence contractor and whistleblower Reality Winner. The English major describes the filmmaking process and how she drew inspiration from the transcript of a real-life FBI interrogation.
