News

Kinaya Hassane ’19 Takes a Critical Eye Toward Art Collecting

Kinaya Hassane is working on an honors project this year about two prominent collectors of African American art and how they are helping to shape the canon.

Faculty Finalist

Bowdoin Scholar Nominated for Top Hispanic Literary Prize

Associate Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures Gustavo Faverón Patriau is one of five finalists for arguably the most prestigious literary prize in the Spanish-speaking world.
Honoring Volunteers

McKeen Center’s Sarah Seames Discusses Volunteerism on Public Radio

The director of Bowdoin’s McKeen Center for the Common Good joins three other guests to talk about the impact of volunteers on the Maine economy and the importance of encouraging younger generations to serve their community.
Four Ways to Care

Many Roads to a Career in Health Care

We reached out to three recent alumni and one senior to hear about their plans to become a vet, a dentist, a nurse practitioner, and a physician.
Breaking News

Alumni Connections at Storied Moscow Paper Transform a Study Abroad

During her study-abroad semester in Moscow, Laura Howells ’20 interned at the independent The Moscow Times, which has connections to Bowdoin that span from present day to the early 1990s.
From All Directions

Climate Change Across Disciplines: A Liberal Arts Approach

Bowdoin professors teach about climate change from within the parameters of their disciplines, but, taken together, these classes offer students a multidimensional view on an issue that affects every aspect of our world.
The Soundtrack of Modernism

Channeling the Bauhaus through Music

Bowdoin musicians feature in an evening of music inspired by the pioneering German art and design school founded a century ago.
Stories Told by Rocks

Rachel Beane Tells "Stories from Earth"

Volcanic eruptions, earth-shattering quakes, and continents on the move have forged the planet we call home. Celebrate Earth Day by taking a journey from mid-coast Maine to Russia and New Zealand with geoscientist Rachel Beane.
Fashionable Friendship

One Stage, Many Nations: An African Fashion Show at Bowdoin

Bowdoin’s Africa Alliance, a student organization dedicated to uniting African and non-African students through cultural exchanges, recently held its biennial Pan-Africa Fashion Show.
On the Airwaves

Understanding Socialism in Today’s Political Climate: A Public Radio Discussion

Government Professor Alyssa Grahame says the financial meltdown of 2008 and the rise in popularity of democratic socialist Bernie Sanders are both factors behind the apparent resurgence of socialism in the US.
On the Case

Students Prep for Challenging Consulting Interviews

The student club Bowdoin Consulting Group recently organized a workshop to help prepare students for the notoriously difficult job interviews at consulting firms.
The Sweet Spot

Maple Syrup: The Art of the Boil

Spring is here and the sap has risen, which means it’s maple syrup time again. For several years now, Bowdoin has been producing its own syrup, tapped annually from maple trees on campus.
Leadership, Luck, and the Law

Governor Kasich Offers Advice, Explains Positions to Big Bowdoin Crowd

Former Ohio Governor John Kasich, who ran against President Trump in the 2016 Republican primaries, spoke to a packed auditorium at Bowdoin on Monday night.
Bridge Builder

Person by Person, Annie Rose ’20 Helps to Address Homelessness

When Annie Rose ’20 received a Maine Community Fellowship from Bowdoin last summer to work for a homeless organization in Brunswick, she was taken aback to learn there were two shelters in this small town—and that even they could not
Heritage and History

New Spanish Class for Heritage Speakers Offers Journalistic View of Latin America

A new journalism class this spring welcomed Spanish heritage speakers, who are students who have grown up around Spanish but may not have formally studied the language.

A Magnificent Obsession

A Magnificent Obsession

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Kinaya Hassane ’19 Takes a Critical Eye Toward Art Collecting

Faculty Finalist

Bowdoin Scholar Nominated for Top Hispanic Literary Prize

Honoring Volunteers

McKeen Center’s Sarah Seames Discusses Volunteerism on Public Radio

Four Ways to Care

Many Roads to a Career in Health Care

Breaking News

Alumni Connections at Storied Moscow Paper Transform a Study Abroad

From All Directions

Climate Change Across Disciplines: A Liberal Arts Approach

The Soundtrack of Modernism

Channeling the Bauhaus through Music

Stories Told by Rocks

Rachel Beane Tells "Stories from Earth"

Fashionable Friendship

One Stage, Many Nations: An African Fashion Show at Bowdoin

On the Airwaves

Understanding Socialism in Today’s Political Climate: A Public Radio Discussion

On the Case

Students Prep for Challenging Consulting Interviews

The Sweet Spot

Maple Syrup: The Art of the Boil

Leadership, Luck, and the Law

Governor Kasich Offers Advice, Explains Positions to Big Bowdoin Crowd

Bridge Builder

Person by Person, Annie Rose ’20 Helps to Address Homelessness

Heritage and History

New Spanish Class for Heritage Speakers Offers Journalistic View of Latin America

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