Join us for Bates in the City, a happy hour event. This event is designed to connect Bobcats who graduated within the last ten years. Come mingle with long-time friends, meet new faces, and raise a ...

Growing up in Cohasset, MA, Ned found a love for the ocean and mountains around New England, which sparked an interest in sustainability. Seeking a liberal arts education focused on environmentalism ...

Dear members of the Bates community, In some ways, summer is the quiet time at Bates. Students have mostly gone home, or off to explore exciting internships, research, work, or travel opportunities.

Editor’s Note: This article and the above spread appears in the Spring 2026 edition of Bates Magazine. See below for a web-friendly version. David Omasombo ’26 and Chiwer Mayen ’26 have shared many ...

We were thrilled to welcome the classes ending in 1 and 6 back to campus from June 12-14. Check out our gallery to see all the highlights of a fantastic weekend filled with catching up, reminiscing, ...

The Haitian Revolution is widely regarded as one of the most dramatic and significant events in history and is the only slave revolt in the Americas to successfully result in the abolition of slavery.

This course examines nutrition and its relationship to health and disease. Emphasis is on the chemical, anatomical, and physiological aspects of ingestion, digestion, absorption, and metabolism of ...

An exploration of the diversity of Francophone voices while developing your own. This course focuses on proficiency in listening, speaking, reading, and writing, and provides a general review of ...

Many Bates faculty have received grants, awards, and other acknowledgements of their strong teaching and research. Earlier, we highlighted two English faculty — Jessica Anthony and Myronn Hardy — who ...

The publication covered the appointment of Kate Webber ’11 to be the first curator at the Frances Perkins Center, the official philanthropic partner of the Frances Perkins National Monument located in ...

“On behalf of the board, I want to express how grateful we are to Scott, Matthew, and Sophie for their willingness to share their considerable expertise with Bates and for the not insignificant time ...

Unforgettable moments flooded May and June at Bates as the academic year closed. But our hearts were open. Revisit just a few of the experiences of faculty, students, staff — and alumni and parents — ...