UMaine in the News

Student Interviewed About Projects for Peace Grant

Newburyport News of Massachusetts interviewed first-year chemistry student and Amesbury, Mass. native Bryer Sousa about winning a $10,000 Projects for Peace Grant from the Davis Foundation. Sousa, who researches water filters, will travel to Honduras in June to install filters in an impoverished region of the country. WaterWorld magazine and The Weekly also carried reports.

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Fenceviewer Previews Hornsby Talk

Fenceviewer, the community news and information website for Maine’s Hancock County, previewed a talk by Stephen Hornsby, University of Maine professor and historian. Hornsby will speak at Acadia Senior College in Bar Harbor on April 26.

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Grew Cited in Harvard ‘Colloquy’

The spring issue of “Colloquy,” the alumni magazine of the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, cites the news of two recently discovered minerals named for UMaine research professor Edward Grew. Grew has been studying minerals for more than half a century and has helped discover 13 new ones.

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BDN Publishes Op-Ed by Kaye

The Bangor Daily News recently published an opinion piece titled “Old Age is an Excellent Time for Outrage” by Lenard Kaye, director of UMaine’s Center on Aging.

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Press Herald Publishes Op-Ed by Brinkley, Lukens

The Portland Press Herald published an opinion piece by Tony Brinkley, senior faculty associate at the University of Maine’s Franco-American Centre, and Margaret Lukens, academic director of UMaine’s Innovation Engineering program. The article argues for adding a fifth year after high school.

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