Senior exhibition reflects how lived experiences shape creativity
The graduating class of the University of Maine’s Department of Art will have their work on display in Lord Hall Gallery from Nov. 14 – Jan. 23. Ranging from digital […]
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UMaine launches internships in AI, digital twins for the blue economy
University of Maine students will soon be able to gather around lab-scale ocean structures, attach sensors, run tests and watch real-time data stream into a digital dashboard. On their laptops, […]
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Former Peace Corps members can pursue tuition-free global policy degree with new fellowship
A new fellowship for returning Peace Corps volunteers will cover 100% of tuition and mandatory fees for a master’s degree in global policy at the University of Maine. The UMaine […]
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Maine Bound upgrades, expands rental equipment in time for winter season
Spending time outdoors in Maine is more accessible than ever before thanks to a new grant that replenished and expanded the rental library for students, youth and the public at […]
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Bound by experience, UMaine veterans demonstrate perseverance and importance of community
A Navy medic who worked in jungles and deserts. A seaman who travelled to nearly 30 countries. An Army mechanic stationed in seven different places across the U.S. A Marine […]
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Culturefest returns Nov. 8
The University of Maine Office of International Programs and International Student Association will host its annual celebration of cultures from 11 a.m.–3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 8 in the New […]
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Maine media reports student involvement on election day
WABI (Channel 5 in Bangor) and WFVX (FOX 22/ABC 7 in Bangor) reported on the involvement of thousands of University of Maine students on Election Day, as volunteers and voters. […]
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Kenduskeag trail receiving new, improved Bangor history signs from UMaine students
The Kenduskeag Stream Heritage Trail in Bangor is getting a fresh set of interpretive signs — created by University of Maine history students to replace the aging displays that once […]
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Bence Rosenberg: Maine’s outdoors are ‘a catalyst for change’
Bence Rosenberg, a parks, recreation and tourism major from Morristown, New Jersey, knew he wanted to attend the University of Maine after discovering its outdoor recreation program. During his time […]
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BDN reviews play directed by UMaine’s Purvis
Rosalie Purvis, lecturer in theatre and director at the University of Maine, adapted and directed “The Courage to Right a Woman’s Wrongs,” a 17th-century Spanish play by Ana Caro Mallen […]
