Each of the four maps produced by Dr. Paula Gerstenblatt’s Social Work class used different techniques including collage and allegory to illustrate how student loan debt grew into a national problem.
Biology professor Christine Maher arranged for her colleagues in BirdSafe Maine to tour the new center for the arts.
Performers in a new campus production of Puccini’s classic comic opera sang their roles in Italian while a screen above the stage provided the audience with English surtitles.
A panel consisting of faculty from the Political Science Department convened a day after the election to answer questions about where the country is heading.
The Theatre Department’s latest production uses ‘The Crucible’ as a springboard for discussion about the intersection of such issues as sex, power, control, and consent.
One of the most decorated athletes in the history of both the field hockey and track programs returned to campus to celebrate her induction into the LEC Hall of Fame.
The cast of “The Wizard of Oz” radio play dressed up as their characters to entertain guests at a listening party for the premiere broadcast.
The Husky Community Howl-o-Ween Party paired kids with student-athletes at games like cornhole, frisbee golf, and Jenga.
As the latest speaker in the Louden Family Lecture Series, Dr. William Paris from the University of Toronto delivered a presentation titled “The Antinomies of Self-Emancipation.”
With Portland Ballet’s offices so close to USM’s Portland Campus, students who are dancing in a new adaption of ‘Dracula’ can walk to rehearsals in a matter of minutes.