A River Runs Through It: Bringing History Home

With input from middle-schoolers in Topsham, students in Matthew Klingle's Environment in North American History class are creating an interactive online curriculum about the Androscoggin River.

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Japanese Internees Use Environment As Resistance

Connie Chiang explores ways that Japanese Americans and immigrants interned during WWII were able to leverage harsh physical environments to protest their confinement.

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Getting to the Bottom of Lake Pollution

Student researchers in geology courses are using lake sediments to help determine pollution trends in Androscoggin Lake.

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Helping New Curators Get Hands Around Art

The Bowdoin College of Art may be an architectural jewel box, but it's the 15,000-piece collection that makes it a real gem.

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Wethli Puts It All on the Table in New York Show

Only an artist like Mark Wethli would have described these much-abused tables as "daunting." They had been pounded, stabbed, scraped and drilled

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Laura Henry Awarded 2009 Karofsky Prize

Assistant Professor of Government Laura Henry has been named the recipient of the 2008 Sydney B. Karofsky Prize for Junior Faculty. The award was announced at the College's Honor's Day ceremony on May 6, 2009. Laura Henry "I am more...

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