A number of theater and dance students, from both the Class of 2021 and the Class of 2020, recently held their senior studio performances. Eight original pieces were streamed to the Bowdoin community over ten days in April.
Using the online tool Diverse Book Finder, Mohamed Kilani ’21 and Norell Sherman ’21 have purchased 250 new picture books about many different cultures and languages for a Brunswick elementary school.
As Kathleen Armenta approaches her college graduation, she considers the distances she has traveled and what it has taken to believe she belongs at Bowdoin.
Bowdoin has identified the key work that will be done in 2021 to address issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion, along with the metrics that will be used to measure progress. Read more »
Professor of Economics Zorina Khan shares her expertise and insights into the realms of economic history and technological progress with Resources Radio, the podcast by Resources for the Future, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to improve environmental, energy, and natural resource decisions through impartial economic research and policy engagement.
To help out an anthropology professor, two tech-savvy students created an augmented reality tool that allows their peers to conjure up a bit of Easter Island in Brunswick.
Amid one of the largest applicant pools Bowdoin College has seen, the Class of 2025 sets records in selectivity, the percentage of students admitted who accepted their offer, and the diversity of the students admitted.
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