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April 14, 2025

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Sam Turtle receiving Best Poster Award at the Geological Society of Maine (GSM) 2025 meeting at Colby College

December 7, 2023

New Zealand EACS Short Term!!!

Vocanoes, earthquakes, geysers, and fiords: Earth Science in Aoteara New Zealand Prof. Zach Murguia Burton & A.I. Rebecca Minor Learning Objectives: Follow this link to…

August 11, 2023

Assistant Professor Shreya Arora to give virtual talk focusin…

Assistant Professor Shreya Arora to give virtual talk focusing on earthquakes and seismic hazards at Pal(a)eoPERCS this Tuesday, August 15th 2023, 11:00 AM EST. Please…

April 5, 2023

EACS Lunch – Tuesday 4/11 with Marjahn Finlayson: Clima…

Marjahn Finlayson – Research fellow, Open Climate Marjahn “MJ” Finlayson is a climate change scientist, educator, and activist. Shegot her start in science as a…

March 15, 2023

Prof. Dyk Eusden’s recorded lecture: A world-class lith…

Please enjoy Professor Eusden’s lecture which took place on 2/22/2023 @ the University of Maine, Farmington Prof. Dyk Eusden’s recorded lecture: A world-class lithium pegmatite…

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August 27, 2025

Picture Story: She said ‘yes!’ to a Purposeful Work internshi…

This summer, Raegan White ’26 of Duxbury, Mass., was one of 18 interns at the bridal shop where hit TLC television show Say Yes to the Dress was filmed for 23 seasons, each episode chronicling the shopping adventures of brides on the hunt for their perfect gowns.

August 27, 2025

Picture Story: This Summer at Bates

Photos from the campus that never sleeps, from 5Ks to the greenest of leaves and lawns and with a few trips away from Bates to see Bates students in action.

August 27, 2025

They’ve got motivation, moxie, and multiplicity: Welcoming th…

The Class of 2029 is made up of 497 students who attended 410 high schools in 44 states, as well as Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico, and 23 different countries. Nearly a quarter of them come from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds and 56 of them are the first generation in their family to attend college.