The Bowdoin math department launches an ongoing series of discussions designed to highlight the good work mathematicians can do. There are many ways math skills can be used to promote the common good, says Professor Thomas Pietraho.
Author Isabel Wilkerson gave a talk Thursday evening via Zoom, speaking to the Bowdoin community about her latest book, Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents.
Did you grow up talking about mental or emotional health? So begins each of a series of personal conversations between Bowdoin staff members and Roland Mendiola from Counseling Services.
The acclaimed author is among seven artists to be awarded a fellowship by the Maine Arts Commission. “It’s very meaningful to me to receive this support from my new home state,” said Marzano-Lesnevich, who came to Bowdoin in 2018.
Katie Benner ’99, New York Times Justice Department reporter, talks with legal scholar Dennis Hutchinson ’69 and longtime Court observer Nancy Bellhouse May ’78 about Ginsburg’s legacy, her successor, and the issues facing the Court. Introduction by Mackey O'Keefe ’21. Watch on YouTube »
The Native American Student Association and Bowdoin Outing Club hosted US Congresswoman Deb Haaland of New Mexico via Zoom to speak about the issues she is working on on behalf of her constituents and the country as a whole.
Pamela Zabala ’17 recently Zoomed in from Duke University, where she is a sociology PhD student, to discuss her Bowdoin honors project, which explored racial bias incidents in the College's history.
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Based on the success of the iPad program this year, Bowdoin will continue to provide the now-indispensable tablets to incoming students in the fall of 2021.
