Constitutional law scholar Maron Sorenson shares her insights and opinions on the Supreme Court’s recent decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the 1973 ruling that guaranteed a woman’s right to have an abortion.
The Bowdoin College Museum of Art presents At First Light: Two Centuries of Artists in Maine, an expansive exploration of how artists have shaped our understanding—and often, quite literally how we see—Maine’s landscapes, communities, and people.
A nationwide project involving faculty from fifteen colleges and universities aims to design new courses that address the ethical implications of artificial intelligence technologies.
Of New York City’s five boroughs, Brooklyn has arguably had an underappreciated but significant influence on the development of the metropolis and the nation, says historian Brian Purnell.
Five students from community colleges will start at Bowdoin in the fall. They will be the first cohort of transfer students from associate degree institutions since the College updated an important policy.
From political science to neuroscience, from climate change to computer science, Bowdoin faculty were tapped by the media for their expertise and insight along a broad range of topics over the past academic year.
