The Bangor Daily News, WABI (Channel 5) and WLBZ (Channel 2) were among several news organizations to report Maria Lewis, University of Maine women’s ice hockey coach, was placed on paid administrative leave pending an investigation focusing on NCAA compliance issues. The Island Packet and Boston.com also carried a report by The Associated Press.
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The Portland Press Herald and Offshore Wind reported two environmental groups — Environment Northeast and the Conservation Law Foundation — are pressing the Maine Public Utilities Commission and the University of Maine to release the details of an offshore wind power project proposal.
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WLBZ (Channel 2) reported on University of Maine sociologist Amy Blackstone’s appearance on Katie Couric’s talk show ‘Katie.’ Blackstone, chair of UMaine’s Sociology Department, shared her research and personal experience about being a childfree adult.
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The Bangor Daily News, WLBZ (Channel 2) and Bloomberg Businessweek were among several news organizations to report on the Marine Energy International Symposium being held at the University of Maine. A delegation of 11 scientists and industry officials from Japan are visiting UMaine for the three-day conference on tidal power. The conference is a collaborative […]
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Judy Smith, community outreach assistant for the University of Maine Cooperative Extension in Franklin County, spoke with the Sun Journal for an article about a 4-H photo display at the Farmington Fair. Smith said the display is one of several ways 4-H leaders have been celebrating the 100th anniversary of 10 active clubs in Franklin […]
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The latest article of the Bangor Daily News column by Wayne Reilly on Bangor’s history a century ago cited an article written by Richard Judd, University of Maine history professor and chair of the History Department. The column refers to Judd’s ‘interesting’ article on the movement to build better roads in Maine that was published […]
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A Portland Press Herald opinion piece by Mike Tipping titled “Once LePage showed compassion, now all he does is urge cuts,” cites a study by Sandra Butler, a University of Maine social work professor. Butler’s study, “TANF Time Limits and Maine Families: Consequences of Withdrawing the Safety Net,” found 39 percent of the 16,000 people […]
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Habib Dagher, a University of Maine engineering professor, was profiled in a first-person feature in Boston Globe Magazine. The article focused on Dagher’s dream of creating offshore floating wind turbines to help power the region and how he is getting closer to reaching his goal with the development of VolturnUS, a turbine created by his […]
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The Morning Sentinel reported a group of seven current and former University of Maine students from around the state will attempt to launch an 18-foot-tall, 500-pound rocket they designed and built nearly 35 miles into the atmosphere. The test flight will take place in Nevada during the fourth week of September. If successful, the students’ […]
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The Associated Press reported a delegation of scientists and industry officials from Japan are visiting the University of Maine for a three-day conference on tidal power. The 11 visitors will attend the Marine Energy International Symposium from Monday through Wednesday. The conference is a collaborative exchange between Maine Tidal Power Initiative researchers and Japanese institutions. […]
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