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Articles by Mindy Leder
Bnip3lb-driven mitophagy sustains expansion of the embryonic hematopoietic stem cell pool
Abstract Embryonic hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells (HSPCs) have the unique ability to undergo rapid proliferation while maintaining multipotency, a clinically-valuable quality which currently cannot be replicated in vitro.
Students welcome the opening of athletic facilities, but hope changes will come – The Bowdoin Orient
Mindy LederRERACK YOUR WEIGHTS: Laila McCain '21 puts back her weights after using one of Bowdoin's many squat racks. To mitigate the risk of community spread, after McCain got a full, 45-minute workout in, her station was sterilized and sat unused for 15-minutes. While the COVID-19 pandemic has brought intercollegiate athletics to a grinding stop, the College’s move to “Yellow” status has allow students to use athletic facilities starting last Monday.
Students dive into Bowdoin Marine Science Semester – The Bowdoin Orient
Mindy LederTHE DEEP END: Sophie Walton ‘21 conducts research at the Coastal Studies Center as part of the Bowdoin Marine Sciene Semester, an intimate, semester-long program focused on an interactive study of marine science. Every weekday morning this semester, nine Bowdoin students pile into minivans to travel to their classroom: the Schiller Coastal Studies Center.
Long day’s journey: how Bowdoin students get home – The Bowdoin Orient
Mindy LederBYE, BYE BOWDOIN: William Saint-Amour ’21 starts the process of packing his bags to go home. The winter break trek is a timeless Bowdoin experience involving organization, time and copious amounts of coffee. Rowdy passengers, grueling layovers and long car rides: all of these mark the experiences of students traveling home.
On display today – The Bowdoin Orient
On display today December 7, 2018 Students in the Visual Arts Department pin, hang and place their art in the Edwards Center for Art and Dance. For these students, this show is their final; the culmination of months of hard work. Drawings, paintings, sculpture and much more will fill the walls. The show starts today at 5 p.m. Advertisement Advertisement More from Features: Sign up for our weekly newsletter.
West African Ensemble electrifies with eclectic beats – The Bowdoin Orient
Mindy Leder Mindy LederMAKING NOISE: Led by Adjunct Lecturer in Music Jordan Benissan, the West African Music Ensemble champions a non-Western perspective. Hip-Hop, rhythm and blues, jazz, reggae—many kinds of popular music have roots in Africa.
Odd building brings light to campus – The Bowdoin Orient
Mindy LederARTFULL ACADEMICS: The Visual Art Center (VAC) has a group of regular pupils who claim it’s the most lit place on campus. Most regulars are hesitant to discuss the hidden gem, the Visual Art Center (VAC), because part of the building’s appeal is its serenity and relative obscurity.
Campus from the cockpit – The Bowdoin Orient
Campus from the cockpit November 16, 2018 It’s a bird, it’s a plane—oh, wait, it is a plane! Teddy Wecker ’22 flies above Bowdoin in a Piper Cherokee. The first-year finished his pilot’s license a few weeks before coming to the College. For him, flying in Maine is a dream. The airspace is less busy than where he flew in his home state of California, the scenery is beautiful and he says Brunswick has a great community of local pilots.
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