Plans call for four apartment-style buildings that would be the college’s first residential construction since 2005.
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Brendan Murtha, 18, has already encountered 700 birds
The Bowdoin College freshman says his father’s work as an artist inspired his passion for birding.
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Tony Award nominees are in, and some have Maine ties
Tony Shalhoub and Tyler Micoleau are both nominated for ‘A Band’s Visit.’
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Bowdoin is Maine’s latest carbon-neutral campus, joining Colby, College of the Atlantic
Bowdoin announces that its net carbon footprint is now zero because of a combination of reduced energy use and investments in renewable energy production.
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Bowdoin, Colby and Bates under federal investigation for possible antitrust violations
The investigation centers around the information competing colleges and universities share with each other about early admissions students.
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Lakota ‘Sun Dance’ painting acquired by Bowdoin is art, history and imagination
At the college’s museum, visitors are given a rare view of a sacred Lakota Indian ceremony.
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Art review: ‘Second Sight’ brings fresh, provocative visions to Bowdoin art museum
The exhibition, which blends mediums and messages to explore the nature of perception, includes work by blind artists.
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Brunswick adopts resolution welcoming new residents
Critics of the resolution, however, say the move is a stepping stone toward making Brunswick a sanctuary city.
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It was a great year for college endowments, including Bowdoin’s
The richest schools continue to get richer, with less than 1 percent of all colleges accounting for almost 30 percent of the total endowment dollars.
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Bowdoin Museum reminds us that death awaits us all
Renaissance Christians had a way of facing it, now on display in ‘The Ivory Mirror: The Art of Mortality in Renaissance Europe’