John Gale Receives National Award for Outstanding Research
The National Rural Health Association (NRHA) announced the association’s 2024 Rural Health Award recipients. NRHA’s Rural Health Awards are given each year to individuals … Read More
Community celebrates major construction milestone on the new Crewe Center for the Arts
University leaders, arts faculty and students, and founding donors were joined by Consigli Construction Co., Inc. and other members of the project design/build team to mark a major milestone in the evolution of a building project when the last structural beam is put in place.
Hall of Fame induction opens a floodgate of gratitude for Paula Hodgdon
posted in: Department of Athletics, Office of Admissions, University news
Former players jumped at the chance to congratulate and thank Paula Hodgdon at a reception to celebrate her most recent hall of fame induction.
Olympia Snowe Women’s Leadership Institute creates first alumni chapter at USM
The Institute was the creation of its namesake, Olympia Snowe. In 1979, when she was only 31 years old, Snowe became the youngest Republican woman ever to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives.
CS Professor Presents Research on Next-Generation Arithmetic at International Conference
James Quinlan, Ph.D., Department of Computer Science, recently presented his latest research on iterative refinement using mixed-precision posit arithmetic at the Conference for Next-Generation … Read More
New radio show turns up the volume on matters of diversity
WMPG broadcasts Intercultural Insights every Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. with a rotating roster of hosts.
USM Community Savors New Orleans Flavor at WMPG’s Cajun Cookin’ Challenge
University of Southern Maine students, staff, and faculty enjoyed a tantalizing smorgasbord of Crescent City cooking and New Orleans-style music on Fat Tuesday, courtesy … Read More
Multicultural Resource Fair puts students from around the world on a path to success
Representatives from offices and programs throughout USM gathered in one place to explain how they can help students of immigrant origin.
Literature and Culture in the Digital Age
How are digital technologies impacting reading, writing, literature, and culture? This is the central question that Professor John Muthyala’s Senior Seminar English 441–The Digital … Read More
Musical revue prescribes laughter as the best medicine for relationship drama
posted in: Office of Admissions, Osher School Of Music, University news
“I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change” finds humor in dating jitters, marriage doldrums, and everything in between.