Posted: December 29, 2025 - 5:27 AM
Due to inclement weather, the University of Maine will be closed today, December 29.
Winter Session classes are canceled for today. Only employees designated as essential in their department’s Storm Day Staffing Plan are expected to report to work today. Details regarding storm day staffing are available on the emergency information website. Normal operations are currently scheduled to resume at 5 a.m. on Tuesday, December 30.
Members of the university community are asked to refrain from coming to campus unless absolutely necessary. If you are uncertain if a scheduled UMaine activity is occurring, please call the contact number for that particular event.
UMaine snow removal efforts on campus are ongoing. Reminder: winter parking ban is in effect.
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