For more on Bowdoin’s response to the COVID-19 outbreak, including our transition to remote learning for the spring semester, please visit the Coronavirus (COVID-19) FAQ.
Using a 3D printer, staff and faculty at Bowdoin College have begun producing NIH-approved visors for personal protective equipment (PPE) face shields.
While there's no substitute for standing close to an evocative manuscript, artwork, or other object, Bowdoin's two museums and special collections are, in response to the virus crisis, offering new ways for students to interact with their collections.
The two Bowdoin students have received year-long grants to travel abroad starting next fall, following a global trail in pursuit of what fascinates them.
Spring semester is underway, with faculty teaching their courses remotely to Bowdoin students scattered across time zones. Some have asked for backdrops that will be familiar to students.
As millions of schoolchildren are forced to stay home, an online summer-learning program offered by Major League Baseball is being rolled out ahead of schedule. Key to the venture is a tech firm founded by three Bowdoin grads.
As it became increasingly clear midway through the semester that Bowdoin, along with the rest of the world, would have to take drastic measures to protect community members from COVID-19, Library employees sprang into action.
From Here: The Campaign for Bowdoin
Being need-blind is critical. It doesn't always go far enough.
Our $35 million commitment to comprehensive aid will allow the College to bridge the gap, and help provide all of our students with a Bowdoin experience, and not just a Bowdoin education.
