One of our favorite traditions, the all-school lobster bake, happens before classes start for the fall semester. It's a great ...

Established in 1998, today’s eight College Houses are a cornerstone of the Bowdoin residential experience. Sometimes referred to as the “living rooms” of campus, the houses sponsor special meals, ...

Bowdoin students explore the world up close, engaging their academic, cultural, and personal goals and developing skills and knowledge to make a life-long impact on the world. The Office of Off-Campus ...

Edward Little Professor of the English Language and Literature and Cinema Studies ...

Does Christopher Nolan’s latest Hollywood blockbuster The Odyssey do justice to Homer’s 3,0000-year old epic poem? Three Bowdoin classics scholars weigh in. The inescapable nature of historical and ...

Health Services serves the medical and nursing needs of the Bowdoin student community. We are a safe space and here to promote the health and well being of Bowdoin College students by providing ...

Five students are being funded by the Hastings Initiative to pursue projects over the summer in a range of areas, inside and outside the classroom. They are all working with faculty or staff on ...

This annual ceremony recognizes outstanding academic achievement by our students. Ours is a rigorous academic program, with standards of scholarship and expectations of excellence set by faculty that ...

The cutting-edge work, called CHANT, comes out of a continuing collaboration between Khaleghian and NobleMotion Dance, a contemporary dance company based in Houston, Texas, where Khaleghian worked and ...

Bowdoin's commitment to ensuring its students can pursue meaningful career experiences recently caught the attention of the US News & World Report. Reporter Donna Talarico writes, “The long-standing ...

During the nineteenth century, enslaved African Americans created pottery on southern plantations in Edgefield County in western South Carolina, known for its rich clay deposits. This jar represents ...