The sun has set on the quad, and naturally, I am beneath a blanket of American crows. Not literally, of course. But crows ...

Department is hard at work inspiring students and faculty alike to learn more about the field.  In a series of guest lectures ...

A recent proposal to dissolve Bates College Student Government (BCSG) subcommittees and reassign student representatives to ...

Over the last week, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has reportedly detained over 200 people in the state of Maine, mainly in Greater Portland and Lewiston. The detainments are part of ...

On the snowy Monday morning of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Bates students packed into Memorial Commons to attend the panel, ...

Whether they walked, hitched a ride with friends or took the Bobcat Express into downtown Lewiston, numerous Bates students ...

On the afternoon of Monday, Jan. 19, the Chase Lounge was filled with anticipation for a panel discussion titled “Race, ...

Starting with the class of 2027, students will have the option of taking a global education mode of inquiry (MOI) following a faculty vote on Jan. 20.  The Global Language MOI is meant to encourage ...

Olivia is a sophomore from Tiburon, California, majoring in Dance and Economics. When not in class, she enjoys coffee at the Ronj, making videos for Bates Alumni Tik Tok, and trips to Portland. Join ...

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, students, faculty, Lewistonians and activists from across the nation gathered together in the historic Gomes Chapel to hear the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day ...

Did you miss us?”   The title of an email appears on both my friend’s and my screens as we open a message from Bates Marriage Pact announcing that they’ve returned with another survey to help us find ...

Natalie is a first year from Georgia and is planning on majoring in Environmental Studies and Politics. Outside of class, Natalie loves to read, crochet, find new music, and plan her life with ...