While Reunion Weekend 2020 wasn’t the on-campus celebration which we were all anticipating, hundreds of alumni gathered throughout the weekend for two live virtual Reunion events and class-specific Zoom calls.
If you missed the live event with the Bowdoin College Museum of Art or the conversation between Tony Doerr ’95, H’17 and Brock Clarke, recordings of both sessions are available below as well as other opportunities to explore campus.
We are excited to announce that Reunion 2021 is planned to be a special double-gathering for the classes that would have celebrated this year as well as next year’s Reunion classes. Please save the dates Thursday, June 3 – Sunday, June 6, 2021. We will share more details over the coming months as we look forward to a unique gathering beneath the Pines. As we are all getting accustomed to reading, these plans assume appropriate guidance from local and state officials about gatherings in the coming months.

Southwest view of Bowdoin College, circa 1822, oil on canvas, by John G. Brown, American, active 1821-1858. Gift of Harold L. Berry, Class of 1901. Bowdoin College Museum of Art.
A Conversation on the Earliest Images of the Bowdoin Campus with the Bowdoin College Museum of Art |

A Conversation with Tony Doerr ’95, H’17 |

Reunions Together
Enjoy photos from past Reunions together beneath the Pines.

Documenting Bowdoin & COVID-19: Tell Your Story |

Who Is This? Crowdsourcing College History
Many photos in Bowdoin’s Historic Image Gallery feature former students, faculty, and staff of the College whose names we don’t know. Every photo in the Gallery has an “Identify people in this photo” button you can use to help Special Collections & Archives improve their captions, helping future researchers find the images they seek.