Alumna Heather Perry ‘20 Named National Finalist for Superintendent of the Year
University of Southern Maine alumna Heather Perry has been named one of four national finalists for the AASA National Superintendent of the Year Award, … Read More
From Midcoast Maine to the Big Screen: USM Alum Clint Elliott Brings 20-Year Story to Life
This Thanksgiving weekend, Clint Elliott ’97 will mark a major milestone: the release of his first feature film on the big-screen. His screenplay, Stone … Read More
Alumna Heather Perry ’20 Named Maine’s Superintendent of the Year
The Maine School Superintendents Association named USM alumna Heather Perry Maine’s 2026 Superintendent of the Year, in recognition of her commitment to expand student … Read More
USM, ETEP alum Amanda Ripa is the Maine Agriculture in the Classroom Teacher of the Year for 2025
MAITC is excited to announce the 2025 Teacher of the Year, Amanda Ripa from Messalonskee Middle School in Oakland. Since 2015, Amanda has been … Read More
USM School Psychology alum earns NASP 2025 Outstanding Advocate award
Mary MacLennen is an alumna of USM’s School Psychology program and has provided practicum and internship supervision to USM School Psychology students. Learn more here. … Read More
Alumnus Michael Libby ’92 and ’17 featured in solo art exhibition at University of Southern Maine’s Lewiston Campus Atrium Gallery
Art as Medicine brings Michael Libby’s creative expression and expertise in counseling and therapy together in this significant body of work.
Environmental Science & Policy graduate highlighted by the Maine Climate Council
The Maine Climate Council interviewed recent Environmental Science & Policy graduate, Carter Frank.
Department of Computer Science Has New Home
The University of Southern Maine’s Computer Science Department has a new home – the Michael E. Dubyak Center for Digital Science and Innovation. The … Read More
USM alum Joshua Chard named Maine Teacher of the Year
As the 2024 Maine Teacher of the Year, he will spend the next year advocating for students and teachers, as well as speaking to the importance of education in preparing Maine students for the future.
Student who dreamt of Indigenous representation becomes the artist who delivers it
The mural painted by Marissa Joly occupies a prominent wall in the new McGoldrick Center for Career and Student Success.