Jordan’s film depicts death and suffering, but also details from the albatrosses’ life cycle, including their mating dances ...

Baxter’s nomination for The Bowdoin Prize was approved by the Bowdoin College Board of Trustees during its February 2026 ...

Hiking, skiing, and “packrafting,” two Bowdoin alums have spent the last five months on a grueling expedition as they circumvent one of North America’s largest islands, gathering scientific data on ...

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

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

Evan Gershkovich ’14, H’26 was arrested in March 2023 during a trip to the industrial city of Yekaterinburg, in Russia’s Ural mountains. The Wall Street Journal correspondent was working on a story ...

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, ...

If you’ve spent any amount of time watching television or scrolling social media, you have no doubt witnessed the slew of political ads running as part of the US midterm campaigns. Other findings ...

The topic of public education is often a lightning rod for intense debate. Yet in focusing on what different factions feel is “wrong,” we risk overlooking what we have collectively done “right,” two ...