Miller discusses philosophy in ‘Bridgerton’ with WABI
WABI (channel 5 in Bangor) reported on “Bridgerton and Philosophy: Dukes, Debutantes, and Deep Questions,” edited by University of Maine philosophy professor Jessica Miller.
WABI (channel 5 in Bangor) reported on “Bridgerton and Philosophy: Dukes, Debutantes, and Deep Questions,” edited by University of Maine philosophy professor Jessica Miller.
John Bear Mitchell, a lecturer of Wabanaki Studies at the University of Maine, spoke with the Portland Press Herald about his involvement with “IT: Welcome to Derry” and the historically […]

Enjoy classical band music and support a local nonprofit dedicated to combating poverty during the University of Maine Concert Band’s ninth annual “Concert for a Cause” at 7 p.m. on […]

Each year, Forbes offers up their “30 Under 30” lists, compiling names of young professionals who are excelling within their respective fields. This year, a University of Maine alum joined […]

Editor’s note: This story was updated on March 3. From potato farms to global shipping lanes, ideas from Maine’s R&D department are making an impact Mainers are known for their […]

In the years since the Netflix series “Bridgerton” burst onto the scene, it has become a cultural phenomenon, a runaway success featuring Regency-era romance and palace intrigue wrapped in moments […]
Editor’s note: This story was updated on Feb. 23. A new map project between renowned cartographer and MacArthur Fellow Margaret Wickens Pearce and the Canadian-American Center at the University of […]
Matthew Magnani, assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Maine, was featured in The Debrief for his research into whether generative artificial intelligence models can create accurate images and […]
The Portland Press Herald featured Rob Glover, an associate political science professor and honors at the University of Maine, on the different campaign styles of Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate […]
Daniel Sandweiss, an archaeologist at the University of Maine, spoke to Science on research which revealed that seafaring precursors to the Inca known as the Chincha rafted to the islands […]