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Bowdoin College held its annual Convocation ceremony in Pickard Theater on September 2, 2024, with a full audience of faculty, staff, and students from the Class of 2028. bit.ly/3Z4oAoF

Almost as soon as first years had finished moving into their dorm rooms Monday morning, they began a busy and fun week of orientation, including heading out for their three-day orientation adventures. bit.ly/3XmJrCn

On a brisk summer evening at Pickard Field, first-year students, transfer students, Orientation trip leaders, residential life staff, and college deans dined and danced as they celebrated the end of Orientation and the start of the new fall semester. bit.ly/3AIKl36

Hundreds of Polar Bear athletes are now set to benefit from the completion of an eighteen-month project to renovate the Pickard Field athletic complex. bit.ly/3yHr95m

FirstGen Forward has invited Bowdoin's THRIVE initiative to become part of its FirstGen Forward Network, which helps colleges and universities provide exceptional experiences to students who are the first in their families to attend college. bit.ly/46xTB6g

In part three of a series of articles that looks at the humanities at Bowdoin today, we examine the evidence supporting the idea that studying the humanities helps Bowdoin graduates find jobs—and meaning—throughout their careers. bit.ly/3AqhkZK

The Office of Admissions has announced the students who make up the Class of 2028. If you're curious about the new class, read all about them here! bit.ly/3ZbuyUQ

With each summer comes a new opportunity for a unique learning experience as a handful of students heads to Kent Island—Bowdoin College’s remote, 200-acre island in the Bay of Fundy, used mostly for ecological research. See photos here! bit.ly/3SMV3vG

Nearly forty students this summer received funding through the McKeen Center and the Environmental Studies Program (ES) to work for local government and nonprofits that are protecting the environment and helping improve people's lives. bit.ly/3YmdOK5

Scholars representing a wide array of disciplines benefitted from grant funding during the spring semester. From math to music, from neuroscience to environmental studies, from biology to oceanography, Bowdoin faculty are pursuing pioneering research. bit.ly/3A14EZr

The Alumni Council, a committee of thirty-five who work to encourage lifelong engagement with Bowdoin, is honoring ten alumni recipients for the ways they help connect graduates and make the College a better place. bit.ly/3Wdpdt3

On a tour this summer of Topsham's solid waste facility, senior Issie Gale was inspired by the motto of its director that it was “anything but a dump.” Gale had a fellowship from the Environmental Studies program to intern for the town of Topsham. bit.ly/4dU6pX6

Bowdoin is making a $450,000 investment to remodel the Longfellow Playground on Longfellow Avenue for current and future generations of local families to enjoy. The project will include natural features and retain shaded areas after fall renovation. bit.ly/4781j7b

Almost as soon as first years had finished moving into their dorm rooms Monday morning, they began a busy and fun week of orientation, including heading out for their three-day orientation adventures. bit.ly/3XmJrCn

Even if they have jobs or internships, many students have more free time during the summer compared to the acacemic year, making it a perfect time to pick up an industry-specific skill. Career Exploration and Development (CXD) has ways to help. bit.ly/3WN6aWD

Bowdoin College held its annual Convocation ceremony in Pickard Theater on September 2, 2024, with a full audience of faculty, staff, and students from the Class of 2028. bit.ly/3Z4oAoF

On a brisk summer evening at Pickard Field, first-year students, transfer students, Orientation trip leaders, residential life staff, and college deans dined and danced as they celebrated the end of Orientation and the start of the new fall semester. bit.ly/3AIKl36

Hundreds of Polar Bear athletes are now set to benefit from the completion of an eighteen-month project to renovate the Pickard Field athletic complex. bit.ly/3yHr95m

FirstGen Forward has invited Bowdoin's THRIVE initiative to become part of its FirstGen Forward Network, which helps colleges and universities provide exceptional experiences to students who are the first in their families to attend college. bit.ly/46xTB6g

In part three of a series of articles that looks at the humanities at Bowdoin today, we examine the evidence supporting the idea that studying the humanities helps Bowdoin graduates find jobs—and meaning—throughout their careers. bit.ly/3AqhkZK