After three years at Bowdoin, Onyedika Onuorah ’22 will finish his undergraduate studies at Dartmouth, bringing him a step closer to realizing his ambition of becoming an astronaut.
Tom Leung ’96 hosts the YouTube show and podcast Nerds for Humanity, inviting thought leaders to have long-form conversations about politics and policy.
Rising sophomore Niña Ramores ’24 recently roamed campus to ask students about what they have decided to pursue this summer and why they chose to spend this break on campus.
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 »
Matt Klingle, associate professor of history and environmental studies, is not hot (he's in relatively cool Maine) but is bothered by the climate perils facing the Pacific Northwest.
This summer, seventeen students have Surdna Foundation Research Fellowships to pursue faculty-mentored, independent research in the field of their choice.
Rising senior Elizabeth Baker gets to grips with snakes and other less-than-furry creatures at the Kentucky Reptile Zoo. She is one of several students pursuing funded internships in the field of conservation over the summer.
There will be a town hall webinar for incoming students and their families on Tuesday, August 3, from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. (EDT). The Zoom link will be sent to first-year students soon!
The Commencement Celebration for the Class of 2020 will be held on the main quad in front of the Walker Art Building. It will be open to all graduates in the Class of 2020 and their guests, with the requirement that every participant is fully vaccinated for COVID-19. More info »
