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Of Climate, Clams, and Colleagues
In Kongsfjorden on the west side of Svalbard, Will Ambrose (facing) and Kelton McMahon ’05 haul a dredge to collect Serripes groenlandicus and other clam species for McMahon’s thesis in 2004. Photogra… more →
Bates Views
Grant supports physics research hinting at new basis for computing
Bates Online Media wrote 4 months ago: Lilian Childress A Bates physicist has won a grant from the Research Corporation for Science Advance … more →
Bates president receives alumnae honor as 'outstanding educator'
Phyllis Graber Jensen wrote 5 months ago: Elaine Tuttle Hansen Bates College President Elaine Tuttle Hansen has been honored as an outstanding … more →
Bates students advocate for research funding in Washington event
kcox2 wrote 6 months ago: Nick Swerdlow '09, at left, and Josh Linscott '10 stand with their research poster during a … more →
Navigating rough economic seas
Bates Online Media wrote 7 months ago: Elaine Tuttle Hansen A new genre of presidential letters, memos, columns, and blogs has sprung up on … more →
Lumina's leader sets lofty goals for fund's role in policy debates
Bates Online Media wrote 7 months ago: A major profile in the The Chronicle of Higher Education portrays Jamie Merisotis ‘86, preside … more →
It's the season of college acceptances, financial aid and gratitude
Bates Online Media wrote 7 months ago: When Ken Spalding ‘73 arrived at Bates in 1969, his dad had a good job in Connecticut as an ae … more →
Catherine Elliott '12 worked so that local kids could play
Bates Online Media wrote 7 months ago: Catherine Elliot '12 On the lid of a yogurt cup in Commons, Catherine Elliott ‘12 of Edina … more →
Seniors' development plan for Tanzanian town named Project for Peace
Bates Online Media wrote 7 months ago: Bates seniors Sam Nagourney, at left, and Jacob Nudel have received a Davis Projects for Peace grant … more →
2009 Woolley Fellowship
lholter wrote 8 months ago: March 23, 2009 The Center for International Education (CIE) at Washington and Lee University has ann … more →
Attracting talented and committed champions – Food for introspection
R Sreenivasan wrote 9 months ago: After an exciting last weekend (check the previous blog), Monday and Tuesday were earmarked for a So … more →
Environmental Studies Fellowship Position
jwisegreen wrote 9 months ago: Dr. Laura Henry-Stone has been awarded a grant for a two year post doctoral fellowship position in E … more →
The Packet— In death, the chance to know a Bates life
Bates Online Media wrote 1 year ago: Three times a year, I receive a packet from the editor of this magazine, a packet that no one else r … more →
Cornfield as Classroom
Bates Online Media wrote 1 year ago: Sarah Davis '10 (center) with NASAP growers at the Lewiston Farmers' Market. If soup makes t … more →
It's all about the paper trail for archives director Kat Stefko
Bates Online Media wrote 1 year ago: Director of Muskie Archives and Special Collection Library Kat Stefko; Bates' Muskie Oral Histor … more →
Place in the heart
Bates Online Media wrote 1 year ago: I live in Moab, Utah, a rural town of about 5,000 where the longtime industries — ranching, then ura … more →
2009 Earle Bates Prize Winners
Jessica Carter wrote 1 year ago: The 2009 Earle Bates Prize in Environmental Studies has been awarded to McKenzie Brown ‘09 and … more →
1980 — The Iran Hostage Crisis
Bates Online Media wrote 1 year ago: Feb. 13, 1980, was Day 102 of the hostage crisis in Tehran, Iran. But for globetrotting freelance jo … more →
Work, Truly Our Own
Bates Online Media wrote 1 year ago: Among workshops that Bates held on Jan. 21 to honor Martin Luther King Jr., one stood out by virtue … more →
Ask Me Another
Bates Online Media wrote 1 year ago: Stephanie Kelley-Romano While doing graduate work at the University of Kansas in the 1990s, Associat … more →
