At the start of her class, Psychology of Nostalgia, Armstrong warns students, especially seniors, that they should be ...

This semester, Postdoctoral Associate in AI and Humanity Collin Lucken has been teaching the self-designed course Minds and Machines: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Cognitive Science (PHIL 2400) ...

Bowdoin's newly renovated Sills Hall is earning national recognition, receiving three awards for a transformation that ...

“We were very intentional about making the Latin Heritage Month (LHM) collaborative, because this month can mean a lot of different things to different people,” said Carlos Hernandez Santiago ’27, ...

The Bowdoin College endowment achieved a 26 percent investment return for the fiscal year that ended on June 30, 2026, to reach a record level of $3.6 billion.

Fiona Jenkins ’27 and Eamon McGlashan ’28 led one of the trips—a three-day paddle from Moosehead Lake to Indian Pond via the ...

Henry Penfold ’26 and Caleb McDaniels ’25 are no strangers to Arctic adventure. As Bowdoin undergraduates, in 2024 they ...

Using catalysts and light, chemistry major Ollie Tannahill ’27 is experimenting with ways to remove toxins from our ...

The Portland Press Herald recently wrote about Jonathan Tunstall, assistant professor of education at Bowdoin College. Tunstall taught twenty-three seventh-graders about the history of Black music, ...

Simon was on campus September 28, 2026, to deliver the Kenneth V. Santagata Memorial Lecture, which took the form of a conversation with Leonard as part of Bowdoin’s Viewpoint Exchange series. Watch ...

In 1944, six-year-old Jerry LeVasseur got caught in one of the deadliest events to occur on US soil: the Hartford circus fire in Connecticut. The conflagration erupted when the tent caught fire during ...