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, […]
John Ippolito, professor of new media at the University of Maine, spoke to WGME-TV (Channel 13 in Portland) about Maine considering banning TikTok on government devices, as many other states […]
In an article about the cost of PFAS, the Maine Monitor noted that the University of Maine is conducting research on means to destroy PFAS in used filters. The article […]
Season seven of “The Maine Question” podcast covered a broad variety of subjects in research and higher education. Topics ranged from archaeology to space research, and from the challenges in […]
National Public Radio interviewed Mark Brewer, professor of political science at the University of Maine, about Maine’s more diverse income state legislature. Brewer told NPR that increased diversity in an […]
Michael Socolow, associate professor in the University of Maine Department of Communication and Journalism, spoke to the Observer about a bill in Congress that would require platforms like Facebook to […]
Phys.org reported on a new study published by a University of Maine professor that shows that while advertisements with themes of female empowerment are perceived as empowering by the women […]
Mark Brewer, professor of political science at the University of Maine, was a guest on The Todd Veinotte Show from CityNews (Halifax, Canada) discussing how the Georgia Senate runoff election […]
Advertisements with themes of female empowerment have become more popular in recent years with companies that sell everything from cosmetics to cars. A new study published by a University of […]
