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Federal judge sides against Jewish students who sued UPenn over antisemitism

Antisemitism · Pennsylvania

Federal judge sides against Jewish students who sued UPenn over antisemitism

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The Bowdoin Orient Magazine Spring 2025 – The Bowdoin Orient

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The Bowdoin Orient Magazine Spring 2025 – The Bowdoin Orient

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Kate Dempsey ’88 talks public service and environmental conservation – The Bowdoin Orient

Conservation · Brunswick

Kate Dempsey ’88 talks public service and environmental conservation – The Bowdoin Orient

On Monday, Kate Dempsey ’88, the Maine State Director of The Nature Conservancy, a global environmental advocacy group, visited campus to discuss her career and encourage Bowdoin students to pursue their passions. At the event, held in Mills Hall, attendees …Read Article

Students and staff respond to lack of communication surrounding campus master plan – The Bowdoin Orient

Throughout this academic year, the College has been developing the next campus master plan and has held community input sessions to gather feedback. However, not all stakeholders on campus agree on the success of this outreach. The Campus Plan Steering …Brunswick, Maine · Brunswick Read Article

CEP adds six new faculty lines – The Bowdoin Orient

At the last faculty meeting on April 4, six lines for new faculty members were announced by the Curriculum and Educational Policy Committee (CEP). These lines will allow the departments or programs to which they are allotted to hire a …Brunswick, Maine · Brunswick Read Article

Everyday altars – The Bowdoin Orient

At the interface between the public and private world, window sills are strange, beautiful spaces. Collectors of curated chaos, they are an assemblage of the tender excesses of our everydays: dried flowers, pill bottles, Asian lady beetles and a healthy …Brunswick, Maine · Brunswick Read Article

Professor Abourahme discusses settler colonialism, time and ongoing genocide in Palestine in new book launch – The Bowdoin Orient

Yesterday evening, the Hawthorne-Longfellow Library (H-L) hosted a book talk to celebrate the release of Assistant Professor of Middle Eastern and North African Studies Nasser Abourahme’s new book, “The Time Beneath the Concrete: Palestine Between Camp and Colony.” The book …Books · Palestine See the Story

Elite Universities Form Private Collective to Resist Trump Administration

42% Center coverage: 57 sources

Leaders of some of the nation’s most prestigious universities have assembled a private collective to counter the Trump administration’s attacks on research funding and academic independence across higher education, according to people familiar with the effort. Harvard · United States See the Story

2018 Tide Pod challenge – The Bowdoin Orient

Today, social media apps like TikTok are dominated by the phrase “you ate”; a phrase so common that it has now taken its own form as, at least to me, a sentient being with her own voice. All comments with …Social Media · Brunswick Read Article

Eleanor Morrell reflects on Ivies culture in the 1950s – The Bowdoin Orient

Eleanor Morrell met her husband Richard (Dick) Morrell ’50 during a formal dance at Westbrook Junior College, now the University of New England, in 1947. Two years after he graduated from Bowdoin, the couple moved to Brunswick, where Eleanor still …Brunswick, Maine · Brunswick Read Article

Mira Pickus ’25 debuts original, one-woman show “mint frappe” to sold-out audiences – The Bowdoin Orient

When Mira Pickus ’25 drafted a proposal in December 2023 to write a play, she had no idea that it would turn into her one-woman show “mint frappe,” which she directed, designed and performed herself last Thursday and Friday to …Brunswick, Maine · Brunswick Read Article

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