On the afternoon of Monday, Jan. 19, the Chase Lounge was filled with anticipation for a panel discussion titled “Race, ...

On the snowy Monday morning of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Bates students packed into Memorial Commons to attend the panel, ...

Whether they walked, hitched a ride with friends or took the Bobcat Express into downtown Lewiston, numerous Bates students ...

In response to concerns over negative visibility and attention toward students and employees, a campus demonstration to ...

Reports of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity increasing in Maine has sparked heightened tensions, changes to ...

This fall, the Division of Student Affairs held several information sessions to review the new misconduct resolution process ...

On Monday, Oct. 27, the Bates Initiative for Government Studies (BIGS) and Raíces Unidas partnered to host a faculty panel on the current state of U.S. immigration policy. Connecting politics, history ...

It’s been a momentous few weeks for America, and for Americans. Donald Trump was elected as President of the United States after a contentious election. In Maine, voters re-elected incumbents Angus ...

Faculty will vote to adopt or reject a proposal to change the student discipline process this March. The proposal would get rid of live disciplinary hearings and replace them with a civil rights ...

Navigating a new environment is often stressful, and with all the adaptations you’re going to be making and all the new routines you’ll be learning in your first few weeks at Bates, your dietary needs ...

Olivia is a sophomore from Tiburon, California, majoring in Dance and Economics. When not in class, she enjoys coffee at the Ronj, making videos for Bates Alumni Tik Tok, and trips to Portland. Join ...

Of all the employees on campus, there are some who are privy to many of our most closely guarded secrets, who know us by name and have borne witness to the bare musings of our souls. These are, of ...