A Milestone Weekend

In honor of the UMaine football team’s 1,000th game, Black Bears fans voted for the program’s top 10 moments.

Tracking Tidal Marsh Birds

Students collect data that could predict how animals will respond to climate change and future landscape development.

The National Geographic website highlights UMaine marine scientist Rhian Waller’s research in Chile.

A Maine oyster farmer’s experience inspires graduate students to develop a system for detecting pollutants in seawater.

The Advanced Structures and Composites Center tests black locust samples bound for a park near the famed Brooklyn Bridge.

One student’s experience working with the Schoodic International Sculpture Symposium and taking a UMaine sculpture class.

Research confirms regional — not global — climate change in New Zealand and European glaciers during the preindustrial Holocene.

Advanced Manufacturing Center helps develop next-generation hazardous materials sensor.

Climate Change Institute Director Paul Mayewski and CCI researchers journey into the Andes to take ice core samples.

The “Blue Sky” plan reaffirms university’s leadership and importance to Maine.