Shakespeare maintained a wide-ranging interest in different forms of “natural philosophy,” which combined what we now call science, philosophy, and religion. Drawing on the history of science, the ...

“Matthew Klingle’s pioneering work on diabetes uncovers the complex factors that lead to the disease—and offers a way forward ...

Following a nationwide search, Bowdoin College has named Martin Mbugua its new senior vice president for communications and public affairs. Mbugua, who will join Bowdoin on August 1, 2025, comes to ...

The Bowdoin Tree Tour is an outgrowth of a 2023 survey, first worked on by Dylan Petrillo ’26 for a unique summer job. He ...

The Alumni Council, representing Bowdoin’s more than 23,000 living alumni, encourages lifelong engagement with the College ...

Elisabeth “Ellie” Chan ’25, English Teaching Assistant Award, Mongolia Chan, a biochemistry major and visual arts minor, will teach English in Mongolia. At Bowdoin, she served as lead writing ...

“I've found a lot of joy in the conversations I've had in his classes, and I am very excited to continue studying some questions and thinkers he's introduced me to further over the summer,” said ...

The Hastings Initiative for AI and Humanity will be a step forward in Bowdoin’s growing engagement in this breakthrough technology, and ensure that students graduate well prepared to lead in a world ...

Dreaming of Light: Kara Solar After finishing his flute song, Canelos first spoke about the origins of Kara Solar, which began as a series of conversations, fueled by wayusa tea, in 2012. At the time, ...

From the board chair and the president To the Bowdoin community, We are writing to share the report from the Ad Hoc Committee on Investments and Responsibility (ACIR) that was presented to the board ...

The highly competitive one-year position will give Goldberg the opportunity to be closely involved in the workings of the country’s highest court. “The clerk's job is to help the justice figure out ...