Brewer discusses degree selection with Bankrate
In a story titled “Starting salaries favor STEM majors — but don’t be too quick to dismiss your history degree,” Mark Brewer, professor and chair of the University of Maine […]
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Meg Caron: UMaine 2025 Valedictorian
Meg Caron of Bangor, Maine is the 2025 valedictorian. She is pursuing dual degrees in French and microbiology with a second science major in molecular and cellular biology. Alongside research, […]
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Alexandria Banou Morgan: UMaine 2025 Co-Salutatorian
Alexandria Banou Morgan of Perry, Maine is a 2025 co-salutatorian and the outstanding graduating student in the Honors College and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS). She is […]
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Bangor-area media highlight Maine Science Olympiad at UMaine
WFVX (FOX 22/ABC 7 in Bangor) and WABI (Channel 5 in Bangor) showcased the 40th annual Maine Science Olympiad hosted by the University of Maine. Middle and high school students […]
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UMaine hosting Maine Science Olympiad April 12
From flying rubber band powered helicopters to decoding encrypted messages, the STEM skills of more than 200 middle and high school students will be tested during the Maine Science Olympiad […]
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WFVX previews UMaine student symposium with Pelletier
WFVX (Channel 7) interviewed Mindy Pelletier, program manager for the University of Maine Center for Undergraduate Research (CUGR) about the upcoming UMaine Student Symposium on Friday, April 11, at the […]
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Scores of UMaine students will showcase their research on April 11
More than 1,000 students from the University of Maine will showcase the research, scholarship and creative activities during the Student Symposium for Research and Creative Activity on Friday, April 11 […]
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UMaine’s impact across the state highlighted in week-long celebration
Maine Impact Week, an annual celebration of the University of Maine’s community and contributions to the scientific, creative and economic advancement of the state, officially kicks off on April 7. […]
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Psychology Today interviews Comins on his astrophysics book
Psychology Today interviewed UMaine professor of physics Neil Comins on his book “What if the Moon Didn’t Exist,” which explores how the moon influences life on Earth.
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UMaine’s 2025 student art exhibition showcases emerging artists
The event’s venue — Lord Hall Gallery — benefits from the generosity and influence of Professor James Linehan, a fixture in the Department of Art for decades. The University of […]
