Now shall live with then as that child dreaming in the car sits in the same back left seat as this young man dotting out ...

BIG TIME BEARS: Tomorrow, five former athletes and one former coach will be inducted into the Athletic Hall of Honor. This is ...

Joe Gaetano’s ’27 interest in AI began with him noticing its rapid growth trajectory, especially on college campuses. Through ...

The Polar Bears returned to the court last night at Bates College (6–1; 0–0 NESCAC), winning 77-70 in a thrilling double ...

After a close loss 70–66 at home against Brandeis University (3–4) on November 16, the men’s basketball team (5–2; 0 – 1 ...

Last weekend, the women’s hockey team (5–2–0; 3–1–0 NESCAC) snagged victories against William Smith College (5–3–0) and ...

I have found Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a malignant, selfish narcissist since before most of Bowdoin’s current senior class was even born. I’ve despised him since 1996. He thrives on ...

Why? Because Zionist does not mean you believe in Greater Judea. It does not mean you want to annex territory or remove all Palestinians living between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea. It ...

However, this comforting flurry of activity dissipates during breaks when many students leave campus. Those who do stay are met with a Bowdoin just as cold and dark as before, but quieter and without ...

Students in the SCAN cohort are placed with local nonprofits. Founded in 2021, the Student Community Action Network (SCAN) is a volunteer-based internship program for 12 Bowdoin sophomores and juniors ...

Doug’s there behind the check-in counter to greet us: wishing us a happy weekend in tie-dye sweaters and bee-themed everything. He greets us as troublemakers: Daniel for his infamous series of toilet ...

“I blink my eyes, and I am 50.” At one point, when I was young, I thought something similar: “One day I shall be in college, all alone, without my mother nor my home.” This shortness of span that one ...