When winter storms batter Maine with snow and ice, municipal trucks across the state head to the roads with salt and sand to try to keep them safe for drivers. But there are environmental side effects.
Ariana Smith ’21 has a Gibbons grant from Bowdoin this summer to continue researching the history of the Arctic Museum's collections of Inuit embroideries—and to share this past with the people whose ancestors created them.
Bowdoin alumni, students, staff, faculty, and friends gathered in five cities between June 8 and June 30 to celebrate the LGBT community and its many contributions.
A gift from Macauley Lord ’77 ensures that Bowdoin will have a permanent, full-time director of religious and spiritual life.
Both disciplines will strengthen language skills and promote regional awareness of an area stretching from Morocco to Iran. They will be available to students in the upcoming 2019 academic year.
Entomologist Alex Wild ’95 takes stunning photographs that combine science and art, inspiring us to look much, much closer.
A new book by two Bowdoin scholars goes beyond one-dimensional retellings of Peary's Arctic treks and instead delves into the lesser-known stories of those who supported him.
Four Bowdoin students are interning in Brunswick and Portland this summer, working with organizations that help addicts, young people with mental illness, and older Mainers.
