Image courtesy of Aniqa Chowdhury FROM THE BOWDOIN BUBBLE TO THE BIG CITY: Zohran Mamdani '14 was an activist and a changemaker long before his mayoral campaign, founding Bowdoin Students for Justice ...

Abigail Hebert IN SHORT: While the author of two published short story collections, Kevin Moffett’s visit to the College highlighted his debut novel “Only Son.” On Wednesday, students, faculty and ...

Abigail Hebert NEW FILES, OLD CONNECTIONS: Hawthorne-Longfellow Library’s Special Collections and Archives bears the name of George Mitchell ’54 H’84. Newly released Epstein files revealed a ...

The other night, my friend Maiara Rebordão ’27 and I spent several hours sitting in her room and exchanging Brazilian songs we grew up with. While I don’t understand Portuguese, I have a deep ...

This piece represents the opinion of the author . Standing inside the Gibbons Center for Arctic Studies, I cannot help but be reminded of the parallels with the Walker Art Building, dating back to the ...

The Office of Admissions concluded its admissions cycle for the Class of 2029 on March 21 when it released results for the regular decision round. Across all rounds, the College admitted 952 students ...

This piece represents the opinion of the author . The immigration discourse has been loaded for a very long time, and it has not become any less polarizing. Growing up as the child of immigrants, it ...

Lucas Dufalla CONSERVATIVE COALITION: A poster advertising the newly-formed Bowdoin College Conservatives hangs in a nighttime Smith Union. The group, formed by Zak Asplin '27, aims to fill the space ...

I try not to go into my interviews with a thesis. But the notion of a couple who has run a bookstore on Maine Street for over four decades was catnip to an already hopeless romantic. Before I even met ...

This piece represents the opinion of the author . As many readers are already aware, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has begun a terror campaign here ...

Isa Cruz NEW LIFE: The closure of the Naval Air Station in Brunswick represented a major economic loss for the town, but it also brought new life following the College's acquisition of a large portion ...

Courtesy of Brian Beard COME ON: Zoe Sun ’27 was fired up during her clinching win over Middlebury last Sunday. The Polar Bears came from behind for the 4–3 win. Last weekend, the women’s tennis team ...