Working with Maine Senator Brownie Carson ’69, first-year Lucas Johnson supported a new bill ensuring that Maine schools teach students about mental health.
Seventeen seniors have Fulbrights to teach or do research abroad. Others—including several recent alumni—have Truman, Watson, Keasbey and other awards.
Four seniors have just launched a new dating app for Senior Week—the days leading up to Commencement—to help students' last-ditch efforts to meet a love interest before leaving Bowdoin.
Bowdoin College Museum of Art will be organizing the first North American exhibition of the Wyvern Collection, one of the world's leading collections of medieval art.
Bowdoin College is among thirteen institutions sharing in a federal grant worth about $18 million to strengthen biomedical research and training in Maine. Bowdoin’s share is nearly $800,000.
Students in Erin Johnson's digital and computational class created promotional and documentary media for a local animal shelter, the farmers market, a day shelter for adults, and other nonprofits that serve the community.
The Richard Murphy Leadership Award recognizes Canada’s “extraordinary accomplishments in the youth leadership field In New York City,” according to the news site Youth Today.
Bowdoin’s annual Scholarship Appreciation Luncheon, which took place Thursday, May 9, 2019, brought hundreds of students together with the donors who have provided the financial support that makes their Bowdoin education possible.
