The event celebrated more than 150 students who presented work they pursued last summer—many of the projects funded with Bowdoin grants—from developing youth leadership in Malaysia to programming a camera-toting Mars rover.
During the week leading up to midterms, both students and administrators began populating the College event calendar with wellness activities and clinics—ranging from confidential, group discussions about body image and food freedom to yoga classes and clinics on "radical self-acceptance."
Now that they're all together on campus, sophomores are being treated to extra programs and events to give them a chance to get to know one another and take part in Bowdoin traditions.
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Bowdoin Athletics, Alumni Relations, and the Sexuality, Women, and Gender Center welcomed human rights advocate and former Bowdoin women's ice hockey captain Shane Diamond '10 on October 14 for a film screening and virtual panel discussion.
Every Wednesday, after the sun has gone down, the Nightingale Society, a student-run poetry and mindfulness club that took off amid the pandemic, meets for a forty-five-minute session.
