What started as a literary article about an important port city of the Amazon turned into an effort to help local people severely sickened by COVID-19.
Bull Moose executive Chris Brown '91 says an economics paper he wrote as a sophomore on worker-owned businesses came in very handy recently, when the independent retail chain transferred ownership to its employees.
Three students—Amie Sillah ’20, Amani Hite ’20, and Destiny Ariana Kearney ’21—formed the Black Lady Art Group in 2020 to pursue art in community with one another. They recently reflected on the experience and how it shaped their creative trajectories and their time at Bowdoin.
The students in Professor Shu-chin Tsui's fall eco-cinema class studied how filmmakers in China are documenting and telling stories of environmental calamity. They also made their own short films, focusing their cameras on Maine.
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