Digital Art Students Explore AI in Higher Education Through Poster Exhibition
A new exhibition opened Oct. 15 at the University of Southern Maine’s Gorham Campus Library featuring posters by Introduction to Digital Art and Design … Read More
Public Health Faculty and Students Engage in Community Outreach, Scholarship,& Creative Initiatives
posted in: Campus updates, Muskie School of Public Service, Public Health
Dr. Kae McCarty, Chair of Public Health at the Muskie School of Public Service,University of Southern Maine, has been actively engaged in a range … Read More
USM Special Education Professor Interviewed by WGME
posted in: Campus updates, College of Education (COE), Special Education
Department of Special Education Chair and Associate Professor, Sarah Wilkinson, was interviewed by WGME for a story on Teacher, staff injuries continue to rise … Read More
USM ROTC Alumni Fly Cadets to Field Training Aboard Black Hawk
posted in: Army ROTC, Public Safety, University news, USM Foundation
A Maine Army National Guard UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter, piloted by two University of Southern Maine alumni, landed on the Gorham campus on Friday, … Read More
CEPARE Assistant Director Writes Op-Ed “Engaging Maine’s students requires more than banning phones”
In an Op-ed for the Portland Press Herald, Jennifer Chace, Assistant Director of the College of Education’s Center for Education Policy, Applied Research and Evaluation … Read More
USM, Hearts of Pine Kick Off Partnership With New Opportunities for Students
The 2026-27 academic year at the University of Southern Maine (USM) begins with the official kickoff of its partnership with Hearts of Pine, giving … Read More
Preparing Teachers and Supporting Maine Schools
The College of Education is tackling Maine’s critical teacher shortage by preparing highly qualified educators for full professional certification in areas such as general … Read More
USM Partners With Local Schools and Emergency Managers to Strengthen Regional Public Safety
posted in: Public Safety, University news
The University of Southern Maine hosted two regional public safety training events in May and June, collaborating with local schools, first responders, and emergency … Read More
USM Special Collections Marks Milestone for Maine’s First LGBTQ+ Newspaper During Pride Month
posted in: Office of Admissions, Special Collections, University news
More than five decades after publishing Maine’s first gay newspaper, the founders of “Mainely Gay” have released a 50th anniversary edition that will be … Read More
Recent GYA graduate reflects on a semester Study Abroad.
posted in: Campus updates, Geography-Anthropology
Recent Geography-Anthropology graduate, Rachel Duguay, spent a semester studying at Radboud University in Nijmegen, Netherlands. Rachel shares her experience below. There are several experiences … Read More