Broadway star shares Tony moment with Music School lecturer
USM’s Ed Reichert was 20 years ahead of the Tony Awards in recognizing Robyn Hurder’s star quality.
Husky Ruck walks the walk of honoring fallen service members
Veterans Services staff led a group of walkers on a four-mile route around Portland’s Back Cove with five stops along the way to honor members of the USM community who died during active military duty.
Model UN exposes delegates to a new world of possibilities
Regulating cryptocurrencies, protecting pollinators, and repatriating cultural objects to their countries of origin were some of the topics that delegates debated at the Maine Model United Nations Conference.
Jaequan Grant Recognized as Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports-Scholar
posted in: Campus updates, Department of Athletics, Office of Admissions
GORHAM, Maine – Senior Jaequan Grant (East Granby, Conn.) of the University of Southern Maine Huskies men’s indoor and outdoor track & field teams … Read More
ASL program makes signing popular
posted in: Department of Linguistics, Office of Admissions, University news
Sadie Fischbeck was in high school when she first considered becoming an American Sign Language interpreter. But she’d need advanced training, a college degree. … Read More
The ‘hole’ truth about Sport Management’s Donut Dash
The Donut Dash reached new heights for the Sport Management program by combining a runner’s high with a sugar high.
USM breaks ground on new alternative transportation-focused parking garage in Portland
The garage that will rise from the newly dedicated construction site will add about 500 parking spaces to the Portland Campus.
‘Clue’ delivers a killer ending to theatre season
posted in: Department of Theatre, Office of Admissions, University news
You’ve played the game, you’ve seen the movie, and now the Theatre Department invites you to experience “Clue: On Stage.”
Healing the world for half a century at the School of Social Work
Bonded by the same desire to help their communities, generations of students came together to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the School of Social Work and chart a path for its next 50 years.
Governor visits campus in search of solutions to opioid epidemic
Journalist Sam Quinones joined Gov. Janet Mills on stage at Hannaford Hall for a one-on-one discussion of the causes and impacts of, as well as the possible solutions to, the nationwide epidemic of opioid addiction.