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ArtsKnown for emotive performances, Musica a…The Dutch Baroque ensemble Musica ad Rhenum reinvigorates music...
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Academic LifeFilmboard to screen, panel to discuss &#…"Selma," director Ava DuVernay's acclaimed depiction of Martin Luther...
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AthleticsHighlighted by playoff hoops, the busies…
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Academic LifeA world of good for Bates debaters at th…The event solidified the reputation of Taylor Blackburn ’15...
News & Features
Known for emotive performances, Musica ad Rhenum plays Bach
The Dutch Baroque ensemble Musica ad Rhenum reinvigorates music by Bach in a Bates College concert on Feb. 27.
NESCAC Chill Poll for Feb. 24, 2015: Bates is the winner!
After finishing third in the first NESCAC Chill Poll of the year...
Lyes Salem, award-winning Algerian filmmaker, to present work
Franco-Algerian filmmaker Lyes Salem will show and discuss two of his films in separate events at Bates in March.
Filmboard to screen, panel to discuss ‘Selma’
"Selma," director Ava DuVernay's acclaimed depiction of Martin Luther King Jr.'s campaign to secure equal voting rights for African Americans, shows at Bates College Feb. 27-March 1.
In morality play, Pendergast ’15 tells ‘story of Mankind from birth till death’
A medieval morality play adapted for today's audience, the Bates College production of "The Castle of Perseverance" is presented in performances March 5-8.
Bates in the News: Feb. 20, 2015
Michael Sargent What Lewiston needs is fewer slogans and more excellence Associate...
Campus events: March 1–29, 2015
This is a list of public events at Bates College for the period March 1-29, 2015.
On Valentine’s weekend, exploring and exploding the 60 percent alumni marriage myth
Though untrue, the "fact" that 60 percent of Bates alumni are married to a fellow alum gets passed on from generation to generation.
Poet looks at loss, solace in working land in Language Arts Live event
Ross Gay, author of the poetry collection "Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude," reads from his work at Bates College on Feb. 26.