Bowdoin delivered daily sign up today—it's free! Maurice Prendergast: By the SeaOn This Day1864 — U.S. Grant issues Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain a field promotion to Brigadier General for gallant conduct. StorePurchase Bowdoin merchandise online. |  Winslow Homer, "The End of the Hunt," 1892, watercolor over graphite, Bowdoin College Museum of Art, gift of the Misses Harriet Sarah and Mary Sophia Walker. This exhibition of 28 watercolors delights with lighthearted interpretations of the natural world that exploit the immediacy of water-based paintings on paper. Included are four rarely seen works by Winslow Homer, as well as the artist’s watercolor box. Important and compelling works by John Ruskin, John La Farge, Paul Klee, Eva Hesse and many others are also included. The Museum of Art has been collecting watercolors for more than a century; due to their light sensitivity, these works are on view only very infrequently and have not been shown in this breadth. Find them in the Shaw Ruddock Gallery through August 26.  One of the images shared by first-years and returning students eager to be back at Bowdoin. Photo by Instagram user aperelman. Summer is flying by, but not fast enough for some students eager to return to campus. Anxious Polar Bears, using hashtags such as “homesick,” have been counting down the days on Twitter, and sharing what they’re most looking forward to. Check out the compilation of tweets on Bowdoin’s Storify page.  Eric Davich '06. Image: Internships.com. Music has been a big part of Eric Davich ’06′s life. A musician since he was a boy, Davich was a music major at the College and, not surprisingly, has found a way to parlay his passion into an engaging career. Davich is Chief Content Officer and co-founder of Songza, billed as a music concierge service that serves what it calls “expertly curated playlists” based on whatever you happen to be doing. Says the comany’s website, “Our goal in life is to play you the right music at the right time.” Davich spoke with Internships.com about getting started. 
Traveling is a convenience and a pleasure we would be loathe to give up — but those fees? C’mon. The folks at Nerd Wallet have done their homework, compiling fee information on everything from booking by phone and ticket changes, all the way down to the price of snacks. Click here to see the infographic in all its full-size, fee-depicting glory. | On This Day in Civil War History…Bowdoin Talks: Lectures, Discussions and Events |