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Faculty postpones gen-ed vote -- again As a silent student sit-in supporting the proposed social justice requirement takes place outside, the faculty postpones their expected vote on reform of the general education requirements.
Confidential sexual report statistics to make Security reports more accurate
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Coming Out Weekend controversy prompts anonymous letter A mysterious letter postmarked from Portland, whose author claims to be a Bates student, offers a less-than-kind view of "F." Branham, "Chuck" Nero, and the other players and events in the controversy. (Editor's note: see this week's Editorial for more on why we chose to publish the letter.)
Editorial: On speaking out and staying silent
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Service learning complements classroom work More than a thousand times a year, Bates' three-year-old Center for Service Learning helps students make a difference in the local community.
A perspective on community service from Nash House
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Now hear this: Bates vocal groups Bates' a capella singing groups regularly draw capacity crowds to hear their sharply contrasting approaches to vocal performance.
Globally-aware Maine artist to visit Bates
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Concussion causes sideline anxiety In one of the most dramatic vignettes for Bobcat athletics this year, a stunned crowd held its collective breath for a motionless Matt Bazirgan '00, as the hard-hit football quarterback was carted off the field by ambulance. He later returned to watch the second half of the game against Bowdoin.
Bates-Bowdoin game: well, maybe next year
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