Mette op-ed calling for end to ahistorical education published in BDN
The Bangor Daily News published an op-ed by Ian Mette, an associate professor of education leadership at the University of Maine, titled “Why education cannot be ahistorical.”
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NBC News publishes Anderson’s op-ed about what new viking study means for past and future of North America
NBC News published an op-ed from Joel Anderson, an assistant professor of History at the University of Maine, titled “A major 2021 Viking find from 1021 illuminates North America’s past […]
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ZDNet rates UMaine’s online master’s degree in information systems among top online information science master’s programs in the nation
ZDNet, a technology news website, ranked the University of Maine’s online Master of Science in Information Systems among the top online master’s in information technology programs in the nation.
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Centralmaine.com highlights book of Hartlan’s literary criticism essays
Centralmaine.com highlighted “Open Form in American Poetry,” a selection of Burton Hartlen’s essays in literary criticism edited by Bruce Holsapple and Michael Alpert, director of the University of Maine Press. […]
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Ellsworth American reports on Sporer discussing drug crisis
The Ellsworth American reported on a forum about the drug crisis and substance use disorder that featured Karyn Sporer, among others. Sporer, an assistant professor of sociology at the University […]
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UMaine Phi Kappa Phi chapter receives national honor
The University of Maine chapter of Phi Kappa Phi honor society has achieved Circle of Excellence Gold status, a national recognition for work in promoting excellence and engaging its community […]
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Media advances yogurt, blood pressure study
ScienceDaily, India.com, The Indian Express, the Times of India, the Times of Oman, The Siasat Daily, The Times, the News Tribune, the New Daily the Miami Herald, the Central Valley […]
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Fall Dance Showcase returns this week at Hauck Auditorium
The UMaine School of Performing Arts Division of Theatre and Dance will present its biannual Dance Showcase live at 7:30 pm Thursday–Saturday, Dec. 9–11 at the Hauck Auditorium. The Fall […]
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Where do the stories of Native Americans come from? Who tells them, and why?
Much of what Americans learn about Indigenous people of the continent is communicated by people who are not Indigenous. Euro-American archaeologists in particular have influenced how people think about Native […]
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Ranco featured on ‘Sovereign,’ new podcast about tribal rights in Maine
Darren Ranco, an associate professor of anthropology and chair of Native American Studies at the University of Maine, was featured in “Sovereign,” a new podcast about tribal rights in Maine […]
