Ann Schonberger passes away
Editor’s note: The family of Ann Schonberger has arranged a memorial gathering to celebrate her life on Saturday, April 9 at 2:30 p.m. in Minsky Recital Hall. A memorial service […]
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UMaine ascends to highest tier of national research universities
Maine’s research and innovation reputation takes a monumental step forward as the state’s public research university earns an R1 Carnegie Classification, UMaine joins the ranks of the nation’s top 146 […]
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Rosenbaum discusses book banning in schools with News Center
News Center Maine interviewed Judith Rosenbaum, associate professor and chair of the University of Maine Department of Communication and Journalism, about book banning in schools. “When we ban books, we’re […]
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Ellsworth American: Irvine to lead virtual ‘Silas Crockett’ discussion
The Ellsworth American reported that Margery Irvine, a University of Maine English lecturer, will lead an online book club discussion about “Silas Crockett” on March 6. The talk is sponsored […]
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Win up to $8,000 in essay contest for 2022 Graton Prize in Constitutional Law
The University of Maine Department of Political Science is accepting essays for the 2022 Graton Prize in Constitutional Law, which comes with a grand prize of up to $8,000. Participants […]
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Abedi provides written testimony in legislative committee hearing
Ali Abedi, University of Maine associate vice president for research and professor of electrical and computer engineering, presented written testimony Feb. 1 to the Legislature’s Joint Standing Committee on Innovation, […]
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Researchers cite lowering homocysteine with vitamin supplements as an important approach to treating drug-resistant hypertension
Using B vitamins to lower homocysteine levels is an effective means of reducing blood pressure and may be especially useful in the management of drug-resistant hypertension, according to researchers at […]
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UMaine Portland Gateway announces CONVERGE Maine seed grant winners
Three interdisciplinary projects focused on meeting Maine needs have been awarded competitive seed grants through University of Maine Portland Gateway to facilitate convergent research across the University of Maine System. […]
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Sorg discusses drug overdose, prescription drug tracking with BDN
Marcella Sorg, a forensic anthropologist and a University of Maine research professor at the Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center, spoke with the Bangor Daily News about the history of drug […]
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Seed grant funds adolescent suicide prevention study
Identification and management of mental health issues in pediatric care settings are the focus of an adolescent suicide prevention study funded by a seed grant from the University of Maine […]
