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Lessons in love: Bowdoin staff "meet-cutes" – The Bowdoin Orient

Say 'Challah!': UMich's Dash Moore talks mid-century urban Jewish photography – The Bowdoin Orient

On Tuesday night, Bowdoin welcomed Deborah Dash Moore, a professor of history and Judaic studies at the University of Michigan, to a crowded Kresge Auditorium…

At Fifty: Environmental Studies Symposium Imagines the Future

Recap, Respond, and Reflect: Bowdoin to Host Major Environmental Symposium

Leading with place: Ethan Kent '98 promotes people-centered placemaking movement – The Bowdoin Orient

Students and community members filed into Kresge Auditorium Tuesday night to learn about a campaign for better and more people-centered public spaces:

These Art Matchmakers Can Help You Find Just the Right Piece

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Drawn to Cityscapes, Students Find a Home in Bowdoin's New Urban Studies Minor

February 12, 2021 by Rebecca Goldfine Faculty offered the first slate of classes for the new urban studies minor this fall. Students are now diving into another crop of city-centric courses this semester that cover a range of subjects, from geographic information systems (GIS), to the art and architecture of China's urbanization, the evolution of the American city, and urban economics. View image caption Mumbai The creation of the urban studies minor at Bowdoin comes as more people around the world uproot themselves from regions stricken by war, environmental disaster, or economic hardship to search for the promise of a better life in major metropolises. By 2040, it is anticipated that more than 50 percent of the global population will live in urban centers.