Student Life

Cumulus News Reports on Campus ‘Clean Sweep’ Sale

Cumulus radio station I-95 (95.7 FM) aired a news report today about this year’s Clean Sweep sale of household appliances and other property left behind in residence halls by students earlier this month. The sale is Friday and Saturday at Stewart Commons. Contact: George Manlove, 581-3756

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Counihan comments in editorial

The Bangor Daily News published a Monday editorial based on an interview with Patty Counihan, director of UMaine’s Career Center. In the editorial, Counihan provided insights relative to the current job market for graduating seniors and the strategies that are most effective during challenging economic times.

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Vachon joins women’s basketball staff

The Portland Press Herald reports that former Black Bear basketball standout Amy Vachon will be an assistant to new women’s coach Richard Barron. A two-time UMaine captain who played on four NCAA tournament teams, Vachon coached McAuley High School to a Class A state championship last season. A similar story appears in the Bangor Daily […]

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Sen. Snowe Praises UMaine Student Intern

U.S. Sen. Olympia Snowe is praising the efforts of UMaine student Nate Wildes, a junior from Cumberland who worked as an intern in her Washington, D.C. office during the spring semester. UMaine’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences manages the Congressional Internship Program that afforded Wildes this opportunity.  “I cannot thank Nate enough for his […]

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Barron introduction news coverage

Several news organizations covered Tuesday’s news conference and fan event introducing UMaine women’s basketball coach Richard Barron.  President Robert Kennedy and Athletic Director Steve Abbott offered remarks, while Black Bear Hall of Famer and search committee member Emily Ellis introduced Barron to the approximately 200 people in attendance at the Memorial Gym event.  News stories […]

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National champion coach, others weigh in on UMaine coaching choice

The University of Maine’s choice of Richard Barron to coach its women’s basketball team is drawing praise from the national women’s basketball community.  UMaine announced the choice of Barron on Monday.  He will be introduced at a news conference and fan event — open to the public — on Tuesday at 4 p.m. in Memorial […]

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Media Advances Trial In Student Death

The trial of Garrett Cheney, a 23-year-old who is facing manslaughter and other charges in the Jan. 30, 2010 car crash that killed UMaine student Jordyn Bakley of Camden, is scheduled to begin in July, according to the Bangor Daily News. Cheney’s lawyer met with officials in court Monday. The Boston Herald had an AP […]

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Barron named women’s basketball coach

Richard Barron has been named head coach of the University of Maine women’s basketball team.  Currently a North Carolina State women’s basketball assistant coach, Barron was chosen following a national search.

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Newspaper profiles graduating student

Robin Arnold, a long-time UMaine staff member who graduates Saturday with a bachelor’s degree, is profiled in a Saturday Bangor Daily News story. An administrative associate in the School of Social Work, Arnold started course work 12 years ago on her way to a degree in Earth Sciences.  The story, which includes comments from her […]

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Volunteers Sought for UMaine, Penobscot Nation Greenhouse Project

INDIAN ISLAND – AmeriCorps members and the UMaine Bodwell Center for Service and Volunteerism, in conjunction with members of the Penobscot Nation, are looking for volunteers from the university and surrounding communities to help with a high-tunnel greenhouse gardening project on Indian Island this month.

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