For her senior year thesis, Grua/O'Connell scholar Sasa Jovanovic ’20 is researching how Europe's new internet privacy law is rippling throughout the online world.
When Bill De La Rosa's mother was separated from her family by US immigration officials in 2009, De La Rosa doubled down on his studies, determined to become someone who could one day help his family and others.
Bowdoin senior Ilana Olin's research on state-mandated vaccinations in Argentina has been published in a Spanish language journal.
Professors Tess Chakkalakal and Judith Casselberry co-teach two new courses this academic year, looking at the contributions of a number of prominent black women from the eighteenth century to the present.
What do the following—planning an airline hub, political gerrymandering, and a museum renovation—have in common? They’re all problems that can be tackled by mathematicians using a process called optimization.
It's inevitable. After we've shoved all the suitcases, lamps, posters, school supplies, pillows, and blankets into our cars and hit the road to start an exciting new life chapter, the dreaded feeling sinks in...
Degrees from Bowdoin are among those from private colleges proven to have the highest financial returns on investment forty years after enrollment, according to a new study.
