Neither a pandemic nor a broken wrist could stop violist Kimberly Lehmann from delivering her salute to women composers.
Congratulations to Nadine Bravo, who has been named the recipient of the Northeast Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (NECTFL) scholarship for 2022.
Kudos belong to Larissa Malone, an assistant professor in the Teacher Education Department. She has received a National Education Association (NEA) Foundation Envision Equity grant for $5,000 for Maine Black Educators Collective (MBEC) 2022 Programming.
Lasting only a single day, the Job Shadow Program opens career options to students that they never considered before.
For Immediate Release: 3/8/22 Press contact: Lindsay Tice, USM Public Affairs Associate, lindsay.tice@maine.edu, (cell) 207-838-8087 USM Forgives $2 million in Student Debt PORTLAND, Maine — … Read More
The University of Southern Maine has been recognized as a Military Friendly public university for its work to help student veterans succeed. A veterans-specific … Read More
At the urging of flag-waving students, faculty, and staff outside of Glickman Library, passing cars honked their support for Ukraine in its war with Russia.
“Urinetown” mixes social commentary with potty humor in the first musical to hit the stage at USM in two years.
Researchers from the Catherine Cutler Institute released a report, Economic Security of Older Women in Maine, and presented it to members of the Maine Legislature and the press on February 28, 2022.
The University of Southern Maine (USM) Foundation announced a gift of $1,000,000 to support two critically important scholarship programs at the University: the Access … Read More