Radio stations do get occasional spam messages, so he initially assumed it was that. But, when Daugherty logged into the ...

Shakespeare maintained a wide-ranging interest in different forms of “natural philosophy,” which combined what we now call science, philosophy, and religion. Drawing on the history of science, the ...

What drew you to your work in science and science communications? I have always loved science, so I thought I would go into academic research in geoscience. But during my PhD program at MIT, I ...

Mbugua, who will join Bowdoin on August 1, 2025, comes to Bowdoin from New York University Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates, where he has been associate vice chancellor since March 2021. In that ...

Direct Plagiarism Direct plagiarism is the word-for-word transcription of a section of someone else’s work, without attribution and without quotation marks. The deliberate plagiarism of someone else's ...

Erected in 81 CE, this arch memorializes the emperor Titus’ military success against the Jews and the Roman capture of Jerusalem in 70 CE. The subsequent triumphal procession consisted of the Senate, ...

Beginning July 2025, Bowdoin will go live with Workday for Student Financials. Students who receive financial support from others should take action now to set them up for access to billing in Workday ...

“Matthew Klingle’s pioneering work on diabetes uncovers the complex factors that lead to the disease—and offers a way forward ...

The trip took the rising senior one step closer to her goal of becoming a diplomat or working in another area of international relations. “It was amazing,” she said of the two-week, fully funded trip.

These statistics are a sample of the information offered in the Sustainability Office 's new online Bowdoin Tree Tour, which aims to acquaint people with the campus's most statuesque denizens. The ...

What brought you to Bowdoin? What has your experience at the College been like? I toured Bowdoin by chance as a freshman in high school, during a foggy and cold fall break. Despite the weather and ...

Caroline Curtis ’72 A member of one of the first graduating classes at Bowdoin to include women, Curtis was a cochair of the host committee for Leaders in All Walks of Life: Celebrating Fifty Years of ...