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
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
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.
When Steve ’81 and Suzanne Irish reflect on their journey, both individually and as a powerful pair, one theme emerges: gratitude. From Steve’s transformative … Read More
In 2022, with the goal of promoting more diversity and inclusion in brewing, Maine Beer Company and its co-founder Daniel Kleban ’04, established the … Read More
“You’ve never been to a Zoom meeting until you’ve been to a first-grade Zoom meeting!” This smiling observation came from Jill Blackwood ’83, who, … Read More
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.
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.
Two companion sculptures, Void, created by BFA Senior student Katie Riley are in juried exhibition Rising curated by Bella Hendry. Katie Riley created these … Read More
Kimberly Snow, Senior Research Associate at the Catherine Cutler Institute and co-director of the Consortium for Aging Policy Research and Analysis (CAPRA), was a … Read More