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Senior speaker at Commencement on Sunday, Teresa Chico '22 talks about her experience as a first-gen student, how she's like a certain plant, and why she claps really loud when a cup is dropped in Commons.

A BANGOR University conference event will explore the legacy of the iconic science-fiction film Blade Runner.

On this weekend in 1919, Benjamin Mays and Bates friends went to see a movie in Lewiston. Afterwards, they ran back to campus, fearing for their safety. Professor Charles Nero helps explain what happened.

Drama’s Dr. Sarah Fanning and Math’s Dr. Matt Betti collaborate to provide diverse academic opportunity for students

The 2022 Bates Film Festival – which runs from Tuesday, March 29, through Sunday, April 2 – will include a slate of showings in Freeport featuring a rich and diverse slate of over 25 films that will play on multiple screens throughout the day and evening on Friday, April 1 and Saturday, April 2, at […]

“Death On the Nile” - (PG-13, run time is 2 hours, 7 minutes) - Kenneth Branagh once again plays Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot with his curled moustache and elegant charm. Detective Poirot’s Egyptian vacation aboard a glamorous river steamer on the...

“Licorice Pizza” – (R; Language, sexual references, some drug use - 2 hours, 13 minutes) - Don’t miss this critically acclaimed film, Anderson’s stinging take on Hollywood in the 1970s and a coming-of-age story that features two brilliant newcomers...

“Vertigo,” our final offering in this year’s “Best of Hitchcock” Classic Series, plays on Thursday, March 3 at 2 p.m. Now critically acclaimed as not only one of Hitchcock’s most outstanding films but considered by many critics as one of the best...

Celebrity - The Jonas Brothers rescheduled their upcoming four tour dates in Mexico due to a rise in covid-19 cases.

The Voice UK - Jordan Gray was The Voice franchise's first transgender singer, here's what she's up to today.