This is the latest episode of Off the Shelf, in which we ask a professor about a special or important book in their office. To make it somewhat impromptu, we select a shelf from which the professor then must select a book. In this video, English professor Marilyn Reizbaum talks about a book from her shelf of poetry. (Before she pulled out a favorite book, she added the disclaimer that she finds it challenging to select just one book because she believes so many are great.)
Off the Shelf: Harrison King McCann Professor of English Marilyn Reizbaum
April 17, 2016 By Leave a Comment
Photographer, Artist-in-Residence Wendy Ewald Helps Communities Document Themselves
March 15, 2016 By Leave a Comment
Wendy Ewald’s time as the college’s inaugural halley k harrisburg ’90 and Michael Rosenfeld Artist-in-Residence is winding down. After assuming the position here last fall, she has one week left at Bowdoin.
A world-renowned photographer, Ewald is known for collaborative art projects across the globe in which she often encourages her subjects, which in many cases are children, to use the camera to record themselves. Read more about Ewald and hear an interview with the artist.
Rudalevige in Washington Post: What Did Founding Fathers Think of the Press?