As far as art goes, ceramics are exceptionally bulky. Ceramics classes need space for clay, drying shelves, kilns and a variety of glazes. For university art programs, the equipment-heavy ceramics […]
Salimeh Sekeh wants to help humanity — and she sees artificial intelligence as a key way to do that. At the University of Maine, Sekeh is leading research that designs […]
The Sun Journal reported on the University of Maine’s role in a Maine State Library project to digitize French language newspapers published in Maine. The article noted that the Franco-American […]
The Hudson Museum will be closed until Jan. 17 during the installation of new carpeting in the Collins Center for the Arts.
Mark Brewer, professor of political science at the University of Maine, spoke to the Portland Press Herald about Maine Republican Party Chairwoman Demi Kouzounas seeking a fourth term as leader […]
Growing up in Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City, Nhan Chau and her little brother would watch cartoons together — Doraemon, a Japanese anime about a time-traveling robotic cat, was their […]
Boston.com highlighted six key takeaways from a discussion with Morgan Talty, assistant professor in the Department of English at the University of Maine, for the publication’s book club.
Complex math problems can intimidate some second-year college students, but they invigorate Kaia De Vries. The University of Maine sophomore dives headfirst into real analysis, permutations, inversions and other challenging […]
Jon Ippolito, professor of new media at the University of Maine, gave a talk on the relevance of Cyberpunk science fiction in contemporary digital art for the exhibition “Futures Past” […]
The Atlantic interviewed Daren Ranco, chair of Native American Programs at the University of Maine, about how warming winters conflict with Penobscot culture. Ranco, also an associate professor of anthropology, […]
