Students in Lawrence Zhang's first year seminar, The History of Tea in East Asia, are getting a true taste of scholarship.
If Assistant Professor of Africana Studies Judith Casselberry isn't studying the intersections of music, identity, spirituality and politics, she may be actually living it: The cutting-edge scholar also has a high profile musical career as a singer with Toshi Reagon and BigLovely.
Two Bowdoin students get the ride of their lives when they accompany Dan Thornhill on a research trip to the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico.
With subjects spanning mathematical optimization, Lao religious practices, and Medieval portraiture, recently released Bowdoin faculty books are garnering international critical acclaim.
Most students come to Bowdoin expecting their college experience to open new doors. For some students, however, one of those doors has just opened much wider and for a whole lot longer. Bowdoin's Education Department has begun offering a...
Braving bugs and bogs, Phil Camill is turning up important new data on climate change in the Canadian Arctic.