PLAY IT BY EAR: Carolina Bragg ‘26 developed her love of composing through watching her older sister when they were growing ...

While many employees who spoke with the Orient argued that a market-based compensation study would inherently undervalue the work of library staff, they also pointed out that frustrations were ...

COMFORT FOOD: Despite a quieter campus, students staying for winter break found community in different activities. Some ...

Shortly before returning to campus, many students were notified that one or more of their upcoming classes had been canceled. Professor of History and Associate Dean for Curriculum Dallas Denery ...

CHANGING HISTORY: Delivering a talk entitled “Hung Liu: History is a verb,” Dr. Dorothy Moss welcomed the new exhibition “Hung Liu: Happy and Gay” to the BCMA. The exhibit explores how Hung Liu’s ...

However, what Hodder-Romano considered to be the biggest change to Sophomore Bootcamp this year was the role of pod leaders—select returning upperclass team leaders or CXD peer advisors who actively ...

Once again, Assistant Professor of Middle Eastern and North African Studies Nasser Abourahme has expressed his entirely one-sided and bigoted opinion in his op-ed piece. Professor Abourahme is ...

Neal Urwitz thinks of Benjamin Netanyahu as a “malignant selfish narcissist … who thrives on conflict.” Mr. Urwitz was proud to announce that he has loathed Netanyahu since 1996. I would ask Mr.

The College’s requirements consist of one full credit course in each of five distribution areas and three curriculum divisions, along with a first-year writing seminar. The requirements are intended ...

On January 15, President Safa Zaki announced Senior Vice President for Communications and Public Affairs Martin Mbugua would be departing from the College at the end of February for personal and ...

On Thursday night, Associate Vice President of Safety and Security Bill Harwood emailed the campus community in response to increased activity and detentions by U.S. Immigration and Customs ...

With facts and nuanced reasoning addressing the points that were raised? With respect for the author, a Bowdoin alumnus it brands “one Neal Urwitz”? Or with respect for the readership? No, no and no.