As Anthony Abraham Jack, assistant professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, delivered the biannual Kenneth V. Santagata Memorial Lecture, the crowd in Kresge Auditorium clung to his every word.
Two recent gifts—one from The Hearst Foundation, Inc. and one from a Bowdoin parent—will help students pursue public service internships in Washington, DC, and in Maine.
A Bowdoin professor and a librarian have won summer fellowships at UVA’s Rare Book School. They say this will enhance collections-based study here at Bowdoin and reinforce a new learning initiative in book studies.
From Here: The Campaign for Bowdoin
Being need-blind is critical. It doesn't always go far enough.
Our $35 million commitment to comprehensive aid will allow the College to bridge the gap, and help provide all of our students with a Bowdoin experience, and not just a Bowdoin education.
Bowdoin graduate is hired by coastal Maine communities to work on a new climate action plan. Karina Graeter will work with state and local officials to tackle issues like rising sea levels and greenhouse gas emissions.
Pultizer Prize-winning journalist Kevin Sullivan—who grew up in Brunswick, Maine—visited Bowdoin this week to give a talk on reporting from Washington, DC.
Artists Juan Jose Barboza-Gubo and Andrew Mroczek, both based in Boston, will address their collaboration for an ongoing series Fatherland that began in 2014 and uses photography and film to explore LGBTQ communities in contemporary Peru.
