Nelson, who specializes in environmental economics, was the keynote speaker at this year’s Convocation ceremony on September ...

Charles Dorn will be bringing his expertise as an educational historian to bear next week as he heads to Germany to help ...

But after being struck by a vehicle in 2022, an accident that left her with six pelvic fractures, Seremani had to rely on a ...

By June, when summer residents move onto campus, the goods are displayed throughout the house, ready for browsing. While ...

On Wednesday morning, the students departed on orientation trips, heading out for three days of hiking, canoeing, kayaking, ...

Natalie Emmerson ’27 and Larsen Van Horn ’27, the brains behind Pine State Politics, the nonpartisan, educational podcast ...

When Bowdoin’s digital community manager put out a call to students to share their summer experiences, the responses came in ...

Professor of Education Charles Dorn is serving on the organizing committee for an international conference, “Universities and the Public Good: Research, Education, and Democracy since 1945,” September ...

Daniel Hennelly ’26 hit the tracks over the summer, crisscrossing the country via rail. Laden with photography equipment, the student veteran embarked on a visual arts project to capture the ...

At a small residential college, the big idea behind campus life is that you aren't just learning in the classroom. You're surrounded by new settings and different viewpoints. You're building habits ...

Alfred E. Golz fellowships support research opportunities and internships for History majors and minors during the summer months. These fellowships have been made possible by a generous gift from ...

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