Media Studies Alum Highlighted on CBS News
Communication and Media Studies Alum, Lauren Kennedy, was featured on CBS News for her organization, The Tilly Project. The non-profit seeks to help pet owners … Read More
Library system stalwarts take themselves out of circulation
posted in: All news, Libraries, University news
Along with the usual restocking of books, campus libraries are also restocking their staff this year after the retirement of two system veterans.
Hill Gym holds seat in perpetual reserve for missing and imprisoned troops
An empty seat at Hill Gymnasium asks fans to spare a moment between their cheers to remember the service members who never came home from war.
With its new Gorham offices, the ROCC is a rolling stone no more
The ROCC has a new base of operations in Gorham, making it easier for students to help other students overcome life’s difficulties.
Q&A with author Marpheen Chann ’14
Marpheen Chann ’14 will discuss his new memoir “Moon in Full: A Modern Coming of Age Story” on Wednesday, Sept. 28, at Hannaford Hall on the Portland Campus
USM Announces Naming of the McGoldrick Center
President Jackie Edmondson announced the naming of the new McGoldrick Center for Career & Student Success, honoring longtime USM benefactors Richard (Dick) and Carolyn McGoldrick.
USM launches historic $46 million fundraising campaign
In its third and final year, the Great University Campaign prioritizes scholarships, programs of excellence, and major capital projects in USM’s largest campaign ever.
Gem of a jump earns Drummey pole vault championship ring
posted in: Department of Athletics, Office of Admissions, University news
In front of a crowd of cheering Husky fans, Ben Drummey receives the ring that he earned by winning a national championship in pole vaulting.
New Podcast Series Highlights Tribal Child Welfare Programs
posted in: Campus updates, Catherine Cutler Institute
Jackie Crow Shoe, enrolled member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa and Policy Associate at the University of Southern Maine’s Catherine Cutler Institute, connects with child welfare experts across Indian Country to address the importance of building tribal child welfare programs that are reflective of their community values and culture – reclaiming the narrative from a dominant system to one that reflects Indigenous worldviews and emphasizes responsibilities to children – in the new podcast series “Reclaiming the Child Welfare Narrative” from the Capacity Building Center for Tribes.
Study.com ranks USM at #34 on list of Best Degrees in Criminology
posted in: Campus updates, Department of Criminology
Study.com has published its 2022 rankings, and University of Southern Maine has been ranked #34 on the list Best Bachelor’s Degrees in Criminology! Study.com is a … Read More