Lights, camera…Glickman!
The Portland Players stoked excitement for its upcoming production of “Legally Blonde: The Musical” with a promotional photo shoot at Glickman Library.
Mitchell selected as Director of Admissions following national search
posted in: Office of Admissions, Press releases, University news
Britney Mitchell, who has been working with faculty, staff and students at the University of Southern Maine for nine years, has been named the … Read More
Innovative Solutions for Workforce Housing in Maine | Sarah Sturtevant
In the Housing Matters Podcast episode titled “Innovative Solutions for Workforce Housing in Maine,” Sarah Sturtevant explores creative strategies to address Maine’s workforce housing … Read More
USM’s AGILE My Inbox – Welcome!
posted in: Campus updates, Learning Commons
What is USM’s AGILE My Inbox? USM’s AGILE My Inbox is a weekly newsletter brought to you by the USM’s Learning Support team. Every learner can become more AGILE, which … Read More
Kat Zagaria Buckley published an article in the Boston Art Review on PMA Exhibition.
Kat Zagaria Buckley, Director of USM Art Exhibitions & Outreach, has a published article in the Boston Art Review of Jeremy Frey’s Woven exhibition currently on view … Read More
Interprofessional Collaboration Between USM Faculty Gains National Attention for Expertise in Health Literacy
posted in: Graduate Studies, Muskie School of Public Service, Public Health
An innovative interprofessional collaboration between Assistant Professor of Athletic Training, Dr. Meredith Madden, and Director of Population Health at the Catherine Cutler Institute and Public … Read More
Muskie School Welcomes New Alfond Ambassadors
The Muskie School of Public Service is proud to announce that two exceptional students, Feza Wembo and Elizabeth Brown, have been selected as Alfond … Read More
New and returning students arrive for Move-In Weekend carrying big boxes and bigger hopes
Move-In Weekend got off to a foggy start, but the sun broke through by mid-morning to put a literal shine onto the hard work of hauling boxes.
Renovation project opens a time warp to campus life in the 1800s
Nineteenth century students may have looked more serious in their waistcoats and bodices, but their private notes prove them to be just as silly and mischievous as their modern counterparts.
New research finds paid family leave helps newborn health
posted in: Muskie School of Public Service, Press releases, Public Health
A researcher at the University of Southern Maine and five other researchers from the United States and Canada have found that newborns in New York state suffered fewer respiratory illnesses when their parents had access to the state’s eight-week paid family leave.