Brunswick police investigating death of Bowdoin College student

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A Bowdoin College senior died Saturday at his off-campus residence in Brunswick, and Brunswick police and Cumberland County authorities are investigating, the college announced. Theo Danzig, who was from New York City, was 21.

The cause of his death has not been determined and remains under investigation, according to Brunswick police. A message left Sunday evening with the department’s detective division was not returned.

Bowdoin College spokesman Doug Cook referred all questions to Brunswick police.

“We are in touch with Theo’s family and are offering our support, and we are providing support to Theo’s housemates,” Bowdoin College President Clayton Rose said in a statement that was sent Saturday to the college community. “I offer my deepest condolences to his family, his friends and loved ones, and to our students, faculty, staff and others who knew Theo here at Bowdoin.”

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