Phil Gregory, one of the nation’s leading environmental and constitutional attorneys, recently spent two days at Bowdoin to discuss his work representing young people who are pushing governments to ...

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Christian is a world-renowned author and expert on AI and its ethical implications. His visit to campus on October 6 was part ...

The show’s two hosts—English professors Tess Chakkalakal and Brock Clarke —began working on the Dead Writers podcast in the ...

A highlight this year was the Homecoming Harvestfest on Dudley Coe Quad, where local craft beer and cider were served, kids ...

Under the direction of a faculty member with expertise in their chosen subject, students embark on an extensive research or writing project in the spring of their junior year, completing a substantive ...

Two members of the Bowdoin community—a graduate and an honorand—are being awarded a so-called genius grant by the MacArthur ...

A small group of seniors who participated in a grant-writing workshop used their newfound skills to benefit a Portland nonprofit that supports aslyum seekers. The gift was the culmination of the ...

Mid-morning, the attendees split into smaller groups for campus tours, and the program concluded with a free lunch in Thorne ...

Rickets is a disease of childhood caused by a vitamin D deficiency, explained Associate Professor of English Ann Kibbie. “Although it was widespread in the nineteenth century,” she said “it didn’t ...

Bowdoin is a community of diverse backgrounds and experiences. The College is committed to supporting and guiding students, regardless of their national origin or citizenship status, through the ...

Three biology majors this summer are working on research about eelgrass, lobsters, and a river dam. Each project has the potential to positively impact Maine’s environment. Bowdoin students are often ...