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Death comes for everybody. The question is who shows up to walk alongside them.
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' Pulitzer Prize-finalist Everybody arrives in Gannett Theater this week — a darkly funny, quietly devastating riff on one of the oldest plays in the English language. Each night, the cast draws lots to determine who faces Death, and who becomes the friends, the memories, the stuff of a life left behind. One hundred and twenty possible versions of the same human question: what does it mean to have lived?
Directed by Tim Dugan. Tickets close one hour before curtain; rush seats may be available at the door.
March 26, 2026

Everyone is a star in ‘Everybody’

Bates Theater’s production of 'Everybody' sold out every performance at Gannett Theater last week — waitlists at the door, eager audience members finding out they’d gotten seats five minutes before curtain — and the room earned that anticipatory urgency.

Assistant Professor of PsychologyYunkyoung "Yun" Garrison poses for a portrait on the edge of the Bates campus across from Lindholm House on Campus Avenue on Sept. 10, 2020
March 26, 2026

Yun Garrison wins Lee Young Leadership Award from YWCA

Yun Garrison, associate professor of psychology, was honored on March 8 with the Lee Young Leadership Award from the YWCA of Central Maine in recognition for her community-engaged work.

Brett Karpf ’26, of New York City, walks up Mount David at Bates College on March 18, 2026. (Theophil Syslo | Bates College)
March 26, 2026

‘Equally at home everywhere’: Brett Karpf ’26 wins Watson Fel…

Brett Karpf walks to make sense of the world and because he has to, for reasons he’s still trying to understand. Beginning in August, fully funded by a fellowship from the Thomas J. Watson Foundation, Karpf will spend a full year walking — and thinking about walking.

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