Isa Cruz BROADCASTING GOODBYE: WBOR managers, DJs and alumni alike say goodbye to its thirty-year old Dudley Coe station. The walls hold much of the station’s history, including photos, zines and even ...

Juan Chang “Nothing conceivable is so petty, so insipid, so crowded with paltry interests, in one word so anti-poetic, as the life of a man in the United States.” From the inception of this column, my ...

In August 2023, I boarded a flight to Paris, France and set off to spend my junior year abroad. As I jetted into the cloudy sky and nervously anticipated the year to come, I thought about what I hoped ...

Carolina Weatherall A WRITER’S STOWE AWAY: The Harriet Beacher House sits on Federal Street and houses offices for faculty on sabbatical. After the House was purchased by the College, English and ...

Janet Briggs DEFINED BY DIFFERENCE: Ivan Kurilla, Visiting Tallman Scholar in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies, speaks on Russian-American relations in Searles. Kurilla argued that U.S.

415 murdered women in 2024. 415 murdered women just in 2024. The Istanbul Convention, officially known as the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and ...

The world’s leading expert on generational differences held a talk in the Visual Arts Center last month, and after leaving the hour-long entertainment special, I was disheartened. Jean Twenge is a ...

When I first got to college, my go-to icebreaker question was, “Do you live to eat or eat to live?” Coming from Singapore, where food is an integral part of the culture and all of my friends “lived to ...

During our four long years at Bowdoin, we have both immersed ourselves in a number of intramural leagues; together, we’ve played over 20 seasons of three different sports. Through Bowdoin intramural ...

Carolina Weatherall FROM FARMERS TO FISHERS: Adjunct Lecturer for the Department of Environmental Studies Kate Olson reads from her book “Living Change: Finding Place in a Warming World” Tuesday night ...

Supreme Court justices should be the most ethical people in our country. We trust them with the power of judicial review, deciding right from wrong. While over the last few years, many people have ...