HQ Function

The main campus houses all academic departments, administrative offices, residential halls, libraries, athletic facilities, and arts venues, serving as the central hub for all college activities.

Notable Features:

Historic Massachusetts Hall (oldest building), Hubbard Hall (former library, now home to Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum), Walker Art Building, Studzinski Recital Hall, Roux Center for the Environment, extensive quads and green spaces.

Work Culture:

For faculty and staff, the culture is collaborative, intellectually stimulating, and student-focused. For students, it's an environment of rigorous academic inquiry, active campus life, and strong community bonds.

HQ Significance:

The Brunswick campus is the heart of Bowdoin's identity, history, and educational mission, fostering a close-knit community dedicated to liberal arts education.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and facilities reflect Bowdoin's commitment to intellectual exploration, community, sustainability, and the arts.

Location:

Bowdoin College fosters a global perspective through extensive study abroad programs in numerous countries, a diverse international student body, faculty research collaborations worldwide, and a curriculum that emphasizes global studies and cross-cultural understanding. While its physical campuses are in North America, its reach and impact are international through its alumni and academic partnerships.

Street Address:

5000 College Station

City:

Brunswick

State/Province:

Maine

Country:

USA