The Clement and Linda McGillicuddy Humanities Center at the University of Maine has selected four students to join the center as undergraduate research fellows for the 2021–22 academic year. History […]
A Bangor Daily News column by Evie Clement, a communication and psychology student at the University of Maine, calls for supporting LD 967, which would shift the response to opioid […]
Jon Ippolito, professor of new media, and new media alumnus John P. Bell presented a talk on how museums can engage a remote audience with crowdsourcing. Their talk, “The Post-Pandemic […]
Refrigerators tell us when we’re out of juice. Digital assistants schedule appointments and alert us to the weather forecast. Driverless cars get us into tight parallel parking spaces. Today, many […]
The Daily Mail spoke with Darren Ranco, a University of Maine associate professor of anthropology and director of Native American Programs, about a new study which shows that Indigenous people […]
Michael Socolow, an associate professor of communication and journalism at the University of Maine, linked press freedom to achieving justice in the George Floyd murder case in a column in […]
Darren Ranco says Indigenous peoples should be part of land use decisions, including whether to expand the quarantine zone for the emerald ash borer in northern Maine. “We have to […]
Mainebiz reported on a panel discussion of autonomous vehicle technologies hosted by the University of Maine’s Virtual Environments and Multimodal Interaction (VEMI) Laboratory. Panelists, including VEMI Lab co-founders Richard Corey […]
In a Bangor Daily News column, University of Maine Drug Policy Research Fellow William Somes called for funding “SEL4ME,” a preK–12 curriculum shown to facilitate development of self-management, self-awareness and […]
The Bangor Daily News shared a University of Maine news release highlighting the possible role for University-based research in Tribal Nations with inclusive strategies and attention to equitable knowledge co-production.
