Amy Fried and Kenneth Palmer, professors of political science at the University of Maine, spoke with U.S. News and World Report about former Maine governor Paul LePage’s return to politics […]
Yogurt consumption can help lower blood pressure in older adults with elevated levels, according to a new study led by an international team, including researchers at the University of Maine. […]
Karyn Sporer, a University of Maine assistant professor of sociology, spoke with Maine Public for a story about how extremist communications radicalize populations. “Trying to find somebody who can send […]
A Portland Press Herald opinion column cited the writings of Charles Scontras, a former University of Maine professor and labor historian who recorded the struggles of Maine workers and championed […]
The University of Maine’s Intermedia Program Visiting Artist Series will kick off with images from “The Kneeling Art Photography Project,” a statewide exploration of social justice through photography and community action. […]
The Los Angeles Times interviewed University of Maine political science professor Amy Fried about the Supreme Court’s ruling to allow a sweeping abortion ban in Texas. “People a lot of […]
News Center Maine published a follow-up story after interviewing Jack Burt, a University of Maine School of Performing Arts professor of trumpet, for “207.” Burt started a YouTube series “An Etude […]
Four faculty-led teams pursuing commercialization of research projects are ready for the next steps in that journey having completed the University of Maine’s 2021 MIRTA accelerator program. The teams presented […]
Robert Glover, a University of Maine associate professor of political science, spoke to the Bangor Daily News about congressional redistricting in Maine. According to Glover, the process in Maine is […]
A Celebration of Student Research and Creative Activity at the University of Maine will be held daily, Aug. 23–27, from 1:30–2:30 p.m. in the Collins Center for the Arts. The […]
