Class of 2022 Application Facts and Figures
All admitted students for the Class of 2022 received their acceptance from the College by mid-March. Here are how the application numbers for the Class are shaping up so far (click the graphic to enlarge):
Stepping into Color: An Exploration of Richard Pousette-Dart’s Visionary Paintings of Light and Space from the 1960s and early 1970s
Opening on April 19 and on view throughout the summer at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art, “Richard Pousette-Dart: Painting/ Light/ Space” invites visitors to immerse themselves in a group of mural-sized canvases by one of the great painters of the New York School.
Constructing Drawings with Chicago-based Artist Tony Lewis
In February, fifteen Bowdoin students helped Chicago-based artist Tony Lewis create two large site-specific wall drawings at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art.
Russian Folk Musicians Entertain on Campus
Some of the Bowdoin community were welcomed back from Spring Break by being taken on a musical journey through Russia, courtesy of the folk ensemble Zolotoj Plyos, who demonstrated a variety of musical styles, costumes, songs, dancing, and many different Russian folk instruments.
Bowdoin to Award Three Honorary Degrees at Commencement
The group of three who will received honorary degrees at Bowdoin’s 2018 Commencement, in May, includes a Rhodes Scholar, a Nobel laureate, and a MacArthur “genius grant” recipient.
Sociology Major Daisy Wislar ’18 Opens Windows onto Disability and Sexuality
Daisy Wislar’s honors project is “groundbreaking,” Assistant Professor of Sociology Theo Greene said, for bringing to light the lives of people often overlooked or misunderstood by both academics and the mainstream population.
Writer Roxane Gay Draws Huge Crowd on Campus
Roxane Gay, cultural critic, bestselling author, professor, and very funny speaker and Twitterer, visited campus Monday night. Some reported the crowd as the largest here in recent memory for a visiting speaker.
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