USM Celebrates Grand Opening of Crewe Center for the Arts in Portland
The University of Southern Maine officially opened the Crewe Center for the Arts, a 40,000-square-foot facility that transforms how students learn, and how the … Read More
The University of Southern Maine officially opened the Crewe Center for the Arts, a 40,000-square-foot facility that transforms how students learn, and how the … Read More
A visionary philanthropist, devoted friend of the arts, and beloved member of the USM community The University of Southern Maine mourns the passing of … Read More
The first public performance of the alma mater is scheduled to take place at USM’s 145th Commencement on May 10 in Portland.
The cast was serious about the music in ‘Die Fledermaus’ while also leaving room in their performances for comic improvisation.
The relationship between aspiring writer Jo March and her sisters is the emotional crux of both the play and the book upon which it was based.
Tina Davis is playing pianos from the time of Mozart and Beethoven to better understand the how the instrument and music evolved together.
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.
About 150 guests settled into the grass in front of Corthell Hall to hear the Osher Wind Ensemble play a selection of nostalgic favorites.
The Portland Players stoked excitement for its upcoming production of “Legally Blonde: The Musical” with a promotional photo shoot at Glickman Library.