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“What Did They Wear?”: BCMA examines ancient apparel through new exhibit – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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From September 19 until August 26, 2027 the Bowdoin College Museum of Art (BCMA) is presenting a new exhibition surrounding ancient apparel in the Mediterranean region. “What Did They Wear?: The Art of Personal Adornment in the Ancient Mediterranean” features over 100 pieces from the College’s collection, primarily from Greece, Egypt and Italy. “Appearance matters, right?” Associate Professor of Classics Jim Higginbotham, the curator of the exhibit, said. “One of the most common features in huma
ResLife restructures College House Faculty Affiliate Program – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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The College Houses, a cornerstone of sophomore residential life, often host events and programs for the broader campus and Brunswick community. Many of these events are coordinated in order to bring faculty and outside speakers to College Houses. In years past, each College House had up to three faculty or staff member advisors. Up until a few years ago, this structure worked very well. Before Covid-19, the College Houses regularly planned programming with faculty and staff. However, as a result
College’s spending on legal fees and lobbying significantly increases – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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This past fiscal year, colleges and universities throughout the country faced pressure, investigations and lawsuits from the federal government. Additionally, many of these institutions have also seen an increase in legal expenditures and federal lobbying costs. Bowdoin is at the forefront of both these developments. Just a few months after the College was targeted in a congressional investigation following its 2025 Students for Justice in Palestine’s (SJP) encampment in Smith Union, it increase
Restaurant review: Hug Sen Noodle Bar serves up spice and ambience on Pleasant Street – The Bowdoin Orient (opens the original)
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This summer, a new restaurant entered Brunswick’s food scene, bringing forth another option people can mull over when deciding where to grab a bite to eat. Hug Sen Noodle Bar is an Asian-fusion restaurant located at 22 Pleasant St., where Bao Bao Dumpling House formerly resided. It is nestled across from Curtis Memorial Library and next to Brunswick’s USPS office. Entering the restaurant, you’re met with a bright interior, lined with windows along the street-facing wall and wooden tables spaced
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