UMaine in the News

Ferrini-Mundy, Diamond honor Bernard Lown in Portland Press Herald story

The Portland Press Herald spoke with University of Maine President Joan Ferrini-Mundy and University of Maine Alumni Association CEO John Diamond for a report about the death of UMaine graduate and Nobel laureate Dr. Bernard Lown. “Dr. Lown was a tremendous humanitarian whose vision, innovation and passion made this world a better place and inspired […]

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Public advances Mayewski appearance on Maine Calling, at Camden Conference

Public promoted an appearance by Paul Mayewski, director of the University of Maine Climate Change Institute, on Maine Calling at 11 a.m. Feb. 16. During the broadcast, Mayewski will preview presentations and panel discussions slated for Feb. 20 and 21 at the Camden Conference. The theme for this year’s Camden Conference is “The Geopolitics of […]

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Calder talks with BDN about guidelines for selling homemade food

Beth Calder, a University of Maine Cooperative Extension associate professor and food science specialist, talked with the Bangor Daily News about regulatory guidelines for the sale of homemade foods directly to consumers. According to Calder, regulations differ based on the product type, but would-be entrepreneurs should not be discouraged by licensing requirements. “If there’s a […]

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Bangor Daily advances outdoor adventure club for youth

The Bangor Daily News promoted a University of Maine Cooperative Extension club for youth in grades 3–8 who enjoy the outdoors. The “Outdoor Adventure 4-H SPIN Club” will meet Saturday mornings beginning Feb. 27. More information about the club is online.

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WABI reports on State of the University Address

WABI (Channel 5) reported on the 2021State of the University Address for the University of Maine and University of Maine at Machias. “I am humbled by what we have accomplished this year, and at the same time, I am more hopeful than ever about what the future holds for the University of Maine and the […]

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Schild discusses moulins, holes in Greenland ice sheet, with Tampa Bay Times

University of Maine physical glaciologist Kristin Schild spoke with the Tampa Bay Times about moulins, “portal(s) for meltwater” in the Greenland ice sheet. The article discussed research from University of South Florida professor Jason Gulley into moulins and how they affect rising sea levels resulting from climate change. Schild, an assistant research professor with the […]

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