Jason Fein, who has served as director of athletics since 2017, has led “significant improvements to our athletics program and major achievements by our teams and their coaches,” said Bates President ...

Jason Fein, who has served as director of athletics since 2017, has led “significant improvements to our athletics program and major achievements by our teams and their coaches,” said Bates President ...

As a service to the artists in our on and off campus communities, we host a life drawing session every Wednesday throughout the academic year, 6-9 p.m. in Olin 259. Admission is free to Bates students ...

The advanced level biology teaching labs (rooms 444, 524 and 534) are located on the fourth and fifth floors of Carnegie Science Building. Each lab is equipped with compound and dissection microscopes ...

The major in sociology is designed to provide a strong foundation in the methods, theories, and substantive areas of the discipline, while also allowing students to emphasize topics and approaches of ...

It was at the Musée d’Orsay where amongst paintings ranging from Cezanne to Gauguin, one stood out the most, “Saule pleureur” by Claude Monet. The blending colors of the leaves and the textured bark, ...

Benjamin Mays ’20 and the Rev. Martin Luther King promised each other: He who outlived the other would deliver his friend’s last eulogy. On April 9, 1968, Mays made good on the promise. Benjamin Mays ...

Located in Lewiston, Maine, Bates is internationally recognized as a leading liberal arts college. We are proud to offer a highly personalized education that centers on deep and sustained interactions ...

Check out Bates' top 10 Instagram and Facebook posts of the year, ranked by the number of online engagements they received.

Discover what Batesies are up to this month and explore ways to get involved in the latest edition of the Bobcat Connection!

Jason Fein, who has served as director of athletics since 2017, has led “significant improvements to our athletics program and major achievements by our teams and their coaches,” said Bates President ...

Her life began in Larissa, Greece, in 1903 and ended, nearly a full century later, in America. In between, Euterpe Boukis Dukakis ’25 blazed a trail for immigrants, becoming the first Greek-American ...