5 New Year’s Resolution Ideas for College Students
As 2019 winds down, it’s time to start thinking about what you want the new year to look like. 2020 isn’t just a new year, but a new decade, whichRead More…
As 2019 winds down, it’s time to start thinking about what you want the new year to look like. 2020 isn’t just a new year, but a new decade, whichRead More…
By: Cullen McIntyre, Sports Editor Cam Labrie, of the Men’s Indoor Track & Field team is sprinting into his final season with the Huskies. Read More…
By: Eli Canfield, Staff Writer The Huskies were down just 10 at halftime, but were outscored 48-23 in the second half and topped by the Bowdoin PolRead More…
By: Connor Blake, Staff Writer USM’s Men’s Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field team has found major success the last six seasons, dominating tRead More…
By: Cristina Kerluke, Learning Commons Academic Support Program Specialist Final exam week is almost here. Before sharing tips for succeeding on Read More…
By: Janis Mallon, Training Director and Senior Psychologist The end of semester can be a chaotic and stressful time. Between studying for finals, mRead More…
Lizzy Boudah, Staff Writer When the holidays come around, students find themselves scrambling for not only finances, but for finals as well. This tRead More…
By: Lillian Lema, Staff Writer Fair season is a very exciting time for the people of New England. All the delicious fair food, arts & crafts stRead More…
By: Zoe Bernardi, Community Editor As the holiday season approaches, the sudden urgency rushes to everyone wondering the same thing, “What am I gRead More…
By: Zoe Bernardi, Community Editor As we exit November and finish eating all the leftover Thanksgiving turkey and mashed potatoes, we enter DecembeRead More…
By: Lillian Lema, Staff Writer The Career & Employment Hub at USM has a unique team of advisors that help students and alumni gain experience iRead More…
By: Zoe Bernardi, Community Editor The holiday break is slowly creeping up on us. It is just beyond the start of December and after the crazy weeksRead More…
By: Ryan Farrell, Staff Writer Julien Abraham’s new drama, originally titled “Mon Frère”, was released on Netflix as “Brother” last weekRead More…
By: Abby Nelson, Staff Writer Nate Moore and Angela Dubois are senior students completing their communications/media studies majors this spring. InRead More…
By: Jenasa Staples, Staff Writer In honor of the first people to walk on American land, at the end of November the Portland Museum of Art played SuRead More…
By: Chelsea Marquis, Staff Writer The dark, rough interior of Geno’s Rock Club, matches what it offers in music: an oasis for heavy metal and rocRead More…
By: Jordyn Tibbetts, Guest Writer The Maine Historical Society’s, “Holding up the Sky”, artwork captures a cross-cultural view of Wabanaki ArRead More…
By: Emma J. Walsh, Staff Writer USM is known as a military-friendly school where students and faculty can serve the country and pursue their educatRead More…
By Troy Daly, Staff Writer This past November, Hannaford Supermarkets made a commitment to donate $1 million to food pantries in Northeast schools,Read More…
By: Emma J. Walsh, Staff Writer In last week’s Monday Missive, USM President Glenn Cummings thanked two faculty members. After many years of servRead More…
By: Kate Rogers, News Editor An unauthorized account opened in September by the Gorham Campus Activities Board (GCAB) was recently seized and auditRead More…
By: Chelsea Marquis, Staff Writer After several years of planning, USM now has funding to construct a new 550 bed residence hall and student centerRead More…
By: Alyson Peabody, Editor-in-Chief President Cummings announced via email on Dec. 6 that the proposed university name change to University of MainRead More…
It’s no secret that college can be stressful. The pressure of classes, studies, extracurricular activities, social time, part-time jobs, and internsRead More…