
Despite COVID, Italian Language Table Fosters Fluency—and Baking
What better way to bring Italian speakers together during COVID-19 than food?
Read moreWhat better way to bring Italian speakers together during COVID-19 than food?
Read moreThe Romance languages and literatures scholar teams up with a colleague at York University in Toronto to spearhead an exciting new literary initiative: a multidisciplinary book series exploring the ‘proximities’ of things.
Read moreA mammoth film studies project launched by Professor Allison Cooper to establish an online research tool enjoys a surge in growth, due in part to the demands of remote learning and teaching imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreThis year, three Bowdoin students have received Watson grants to travel the world and pursue a subject that fascinates them.
Read moreEveryone knows that computers didn’t come along until the second half of the last century, right? Well, maybe not, says professor Arielle Saiber. There were computers in Renaissance Italy, she informs us, but these computers were people!
Read moreIf you walk into one of the smaller dining rooms in Thorne Hall at dinner time, there's a good chance you'll hear a language other than English being spoken. Several times a week, different departments typically sponsor a "language table" at which students get the chance to practice their linguistic skills in an informal setting.
Read moreFrom Sicily to Silicon Valley, from the Big Apple to the Big Easy, students traveled broadly over spring break on a variety of trips, some of them academic in nature, some cultural, and some service-oriented, but all aimed at enhancing their experience beyond the classroom.
Read moreWhile studying in Bologna, Italy, for a semester, two Bowdoin computer science majors were inspired to try to recreate their time abroad for students back in Maine.
Read moreSenior Raisa Tolchinsky received a small grant from Bowdoin to study in Italy this spring break. An English major and Italian minor, Tolchinsky is pursuing an independent study on mystics and the meaning of mysticism.
Read moreSeveral teaching fellows at Bowdoin recently threw a karaoke party on campus to encourage students to practice their language skills while having a good time.
Read moreWelcome to Bowdoin’s Italian Program! What do past and present students have to say about studying Italian at Bowdoin? Play this Italian Studies at Bowdoin video to find out.