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Campus on the afternoon of Oct. 22, 2020.Breakfast bar outside of Ladd Library facing the Library Quad: Ilana Zeilinger '23 of Washington, D.C. does reading for Ben Moodie's "Comparative Society" class.EUSO 395G - Comparative SociologyComparative sociology studies social institutions, economic systems, political systems, cultures and norms, legal systems, public policy, social change, and behavior in two or more settings. Comparisons can be qualitative or quantitative in nature and are usually driven by a desire to test theories or hypotheses. Topics of study may include the impact of globalization on nation-states, social movements, war and violence, place and cultural specificity, postcolonial dynamics, urbanization, immigration, and regional integration. The seminar introduces students to comparative sociology through an examination of recent exemplary works and the completion of individual projects related to each student's interests.She was reading about French and American values.

Early Decision II and Regular Decision Deadlines Moved to January 11

Post by: on Wednesday, November 25, 2020

This year has presented great challenges to prospective college students, their families, and the counselors who support them. In recognition of these extraordinary circumstances, Bates has moved our Early Decision II and Regular…

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October 14, 2020

Bobcat Chat: Alumni Edition

Get to know the Bates community through the lens of three alumni of the college.

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October 14, 2020

Bobcat Chat: Clubs and Organizations

What does life look like outside of the classroom? Join current students for a conversation about clubs, organizations, and student life in general! Clubs represented include Africana Club, Black Student Union, Bollywood Club, Club Soccer, Feminist Collective, Bates Outing Club, Robinson Players (Theater), Special Olympics, Ultimate Frisbee.

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September 28, 2020

In Support of Students Who Engage in Protests or Walkouts

Bates College supports students who are using their voices to constructively institute change in policies, to protest against systemic oppression,…

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September 16, 2020

The rhetoric of a Bates Convocation reminds us why we’re here

After a summer where endless rounds of public health planning and announcements seemed to define the college enterprise, Bates’ Opening…

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September 8, 2020

Japanese Boatbuilding Practitioner-Taught Course

Practitioner-Taught Courses during Short Term offer opportunities for students to explore more practical and applied areas of study that are…

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September 8, 2020

Ariel Abonizio | Voices from the Class of 2020

Ariel Abonizio ’20 of Cuiabá, Brazil, used a Purposeful Work internship and his extensive experience with the college’s Digital Media…

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September 3, 2020

Bobcat Chat: Athletics Edition, Episode 2

Interested in athletics? Join coaches and student athletes for a conversation around our leagues, competing at Bates, and managing academics…

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August 21, 2020

10 Bates Alums You Should Know

Throughout our history, Bates has been shaped by many incredible people who have learned and lived here. Meet 10 amazing…

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August 6, 2020

Bates Mission Statement

Current students and a recently-graduated alumna shared their favorite parts of the Bates mission statement and how it was reflected…

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August 4, 2020

Favorite Places in L/A w/Leigh Weisenburger

Leigh Weisenburger, Vice President for Enrollment & Dean of Admission and Financial Aid, gave us a brief guided tour of…

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