Founded in 1995 by four students with a budding interest in EMT work, Bates Emergency Medical Services, grounded in caring ...

I write with the sad news that Charles A. Dana Professor Emeritus of Physics George Antony Ruff, an accomplished, innovative, ...

Reflecting a Bates tradition, Sonja Pieck, the Clark A. Griffith Professor of Environmental Studies, was chosen by the ...

This 19th-century name belongs to an early investor in Lewiston’s cotton mills, but today it's no longer affixed to any ...

The job: A sociology major from Katy, Texas, Kalu-Uka was a Harward Center Summer Fellow at Tree Street Youth, where she ...

Physics, the study of space, time, matter, and energy, is a fundamental component of a liberal education. Introductory courses in physics and astronomy are designed to give students a broad background ...

The vote by the Bates faculty to make SAT scores optional for admission led to Bates' leadership in the national conversation about promise, access, and academic ability in American higher education.

Students in Brett Huggett’s Plant Physiology class (Bio 380) learn hands-on about how plants function. Courses offered for the current and upcoming terms can be accessed through the Garnet Gateway. To ...

This faculty member is currently on leave. Please contact the Dean of Faculty’s Office at 207-786-6067 if you need further assistance. The vote by the Bates faculty to make SAT scores optional for ...

Each thesis should begin with a title page that provides the title of the document, the type of thesis (i.e., service learning or empirical), the affiliation, author’s name, location, and date. Along ...

Please be aware that proposals are due by the second Friday of the semester in which you will write: The vote by the Bates faculty to make SAT scores optional for admission led to Bates' leadership in ...

The formal, written thesis proposal is due by 4:00 pm on the third Friday of September. You are expected to turn in 2 hard copies of your document to the Chair by this deadline. The Chair then ...