Map exhibition straddles the border between fantasy and reality
For anyone who’s ever dreamed of following Dorothy over the rainbow or flying to Never Never Land with Peter Pan, an exhibition at the Osher Map Library points the way.
When she had nowhere else to teach, Llewena Baker Hill taught by example
The legacy that Llewena Baker Hill left behind as a teacher far exceeds her short time in a classroom.
USM Alumna Receives Presidential Award for Teachers
Cindy Soule ’00 has received the nation’s highest honor for science and math teachers. Soule, who works for the Gerald E. Talbot School in … Read More
Casting shadows across the job market
posted in: Career & Employment Hub, Office of Admissions, University news
Like a boxer who spars with a shadow to train for a fight, a new program is also using shadows as training to enter the job market.
There’s no place like dorm for the holidays
When the winter sports season cuts into family time, student-athletes rely on each other for fun and support during the break between semesters.
Nursing Convocation celebrates heroes in the fight against COVID-19
The first Nursing Convocation since 2019 gave graduates a chance to celebrate a win against COVID-19 in the classroom before carrying on the fight in their careers.
Menorah lights the way for reenergized campus Jewish community
A Hanukkah party brought students from four colleges together on USM’s Portland campus to celebrate their common Jewish heritage.
Going the extra mile for commuter students
Between petting dogs and throwing axes, Commuter Student Appreciation Week was packed with activities.
Getting a foot in the door of the Dance minor program
posted in: Department of Theatre, Office of Admissions, University news
Rather than trying to explain all that a Dance minor has to offer, instructors led prospective students to the dance floor for a demonstration as part of an open house event.
Together in song, LGBTQIA+ community shows strength of voice and purpose
The joy of being accepted into a community with a shared history was a common theme in the music performed at a concert showcasing LGBTQIA+ voices.