History

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  Africana Studies and Me

  Prior to the College's celebration of AF/AM/50, Associate Professor of History and Africana Studies Emeritus Randy Stakeman reflected for Bowdoin Magazine on his nearly thirty-year involvement with Africana studies at Bowdoin.
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  Climbing a Musical Mountain

  Bowdoin senior Anne McKee is preparing to perform one of the greatest pieces of music for the violin: the Violin Concerto in D Major by Johannes Brahms. In her spare time, she runs up mountains!
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  Sixty-One New Classes This Semester, From Victorian Realism to Computing Ethics

  Students were able to select classes from a fall course catalogue filled with beloved classics (Political Theory, Jane Austen, Deconstructing Racism, etc.), as well as sixty-one classes new to Bowdoin.

Why History? Resources and Opportunities