Adams Hall

Adams Hall, located at 2 Campus Road North in Brunswick, Maine, is a vibrant institution dedicated to fostering a sense of community and creativity. The institution is currently hosting the Parable Path project, which explores themes of justice and incarceration through performances and conversations. Additionally, Adams Hall recently hosted a screening of the acclaimed film Reality, directed by English major Satter, which delves into the story of whistleblower Reality Winner.

The institution has been in the spotlight for various events, including the support for Evan Gershkovich '14, a Wall Street Journal reporter who remains imprisoned, and the accolades received by The Bowdoin Orient, the College's student newspaper. Adams Hall also saw the debut of a self-produced dance by senior Dylan Richmond, catapulting him to recognition as one of Bowdoin's most celebrated artists.

In light of the current political climate, Adams Hall is hosting discussions led by behavioral economist Dan Stone on the increasing political polarization in the US. Additionally, the institution recently welcomed leaders from Bowdoin's alumni affinity groups for workshops aimed at shaping the future of their associations. Overall, Adams Hall is a hub of creativity, activism, and intellectual curiosity in the heart of Brunswick, Maine.