The University of Southern Maine will award an honorary doctorate to Henry A. Giroux, an internationally recognized education scholar and distinguished alumnus, who will … Read More
More than 1,100 students crossed the stage to become graduates, following speakers’ advice to keep learning, work hard, and lead a meaningful work life.
Higher education is essential to a healthy democracy. It’s where we prepare global citizens — not just for careers, but for life.
Brearley, 22, will graduate from the University of Southern Maine on Saturday, May 10, with a dual major in both Communications and Tourism and Hospitality. The milestone signals not only a major change in her education, but also a change in her life at the university radio station.
The 2025 Commencement ceremony will be the first time that Joie Paciulli has ever been in the same room with her classmates.
A career coaching hockey is the long-term goal, but first, Kyle Penton wants to see how far he can go as a player.
The first public performance of the alma mater is scheduled to take place at USM’s 145th Commencement on May 10 in Portland.
Three years after her arrival on campus from her hometown of Bradley, Weston, now 21, is graduating with majors in both Political Science and Economics. And she plans to attend law school in the fall.
On Saturday, May 10, she’ll graduate from the University of Southern Maine with a bachelor’s degree in Social and Behavioral Sciences, a GPA that hovers between 3.8 and 4.0, and plans to start her master’s degree in Social Work.
The University’s biggest day drew several thousand family and friends, speeches by notables including sportscaster Tom Caron and proud school leaders.