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Maker Space brings student cookie-cutter designs to Thorne Hall in first-of-its-kind dining collaboration
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Maker Space brings student cookie-cutter designs to Thorne Hall in first-of-its-kind dining collaboration
On Wednesday, Bowdoin’s Maker Space partnered with the Dining Service to transform 3D-printed creations into edible treats. From a scarf-wearing polar bear to a snail, students rolled, cut and decorated cookies to be served in Thorne Hall. The event was …
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