Brewery internships satisfy a thirst for science
The tests conducted by USM interns will help area breweries prolong beer freshness and eliminate contaminants.
Immigrant experience enriches singer’s Anthem performance at governors’ meeting
posted in: Economics, Office of Admissions, The Promise Scholarship, University news
Alain Igiraneza so impressed Gov. Janet Mills by singing the National Anthem at her inauguration that she asked him to sing it again at a meeting of the National Governors Association.
Alum Adam Birt Recently Published in Philosophy Now
Adam Birt tells us why Levinas wants us to throw off our face coverings. USM Philosophy Alum, Adam Birt, recently published his thoughts on … Read More
School of Education and Human Development Accredited by CAEP
The University of Southern Maine is the first institution in the University of Maine System to achieve national accreditation for both its initial and advanced educator preparation programs.
New turf makes every game day a field day
A giant Husky logo at the center of Hannaford Field ensures that school pride is woven into the fabric of the new playing surface.
Reading workshop is a real page-turner for elementary to grad students
President Jacqueline Edmondson tours the classrooms where graduate students are helping elementary and middle school age children improve their literacy skills.
Experiencing Carnegie Hall from the stage
To the University of Southern Maine’s choral students, the real gift of performing on one of the world’s storied stages, Carnegie Hall, is perspective.
NEA Big Read Grant Awarded
NEA Big Read Grant Awarded
WGME – report featuring ESP grads
ecomaine is expanding its curbside recycling education program with the help of Environmental Science & Policy graduate Michelle Radley, Communications Manager for ecomaine, and … Read More
New Residence Hall on Track for Passive House Certification
posted in: Campus updates, Office of the President, Sustainability
The University of Southern Maine’s new residence hall being built on the Portland campus recently passed its first test toward becoming a Passive House building.