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Category: Community
Jam Sessions, Jazzy Tunes & New Friends
By Zoe Bernardi, Community Editor The red walls and dim lighting of Blue Jazz bar…
How the Libraries are Helping the University Community
By Sydney Morton, Web Editor Six floors up in the Glickman Library, you’ll find Susie…
A Piece of Home – Making the Dorm Room Your Own
This Fall semester will be the first time that many students have the opportunity…
Settling In Away From Home – How Students are Acclimating into Dorms
By: Cayley Bowman, Staff Writer As the new school year sets in, students are moving…
Looking for something Special? Check out the Special Collections Library
Whether you’re doing a research project or looking to explore campus, you’ll want to…
What are ya bored? – Places to go & people to see : off campus events
Now that we are back on campus and finding the rhythm of actually having…
Reflecting on the best classes of past semesters – The class of 2021 take a glance back
As we creep up to the last moments of this 2020-2021 school year, we…
People of USM: Morgan Day & Teri Honeycutt – mapping COVID-19 through travel
Morgan Day and Teri Honeycutt are senior interns at the Osher Map Library and…
Earth Day should be Everyday – A brief history + current events on 2021 Earth Day
Today, April 22, is Earth Day. The day on which our Instagram feed is…
People of USM: Libby Bischof & the Osher Map Library
Libby Bischof is the university’s Executive Director for the Osher Map Library and Smith…
Support local in Maine! Women Run Businesses and stores in Portland and beyond
Even though Women’s History Month is over, we can still support them and empower…
People of USM: Emily Brazee and Creating Your Own Path
Life after high school doesn’t always mean college comes next. Some students choose to…
People of USM: Kayla Hoggard on how her Stars Aligned
Learning about yourself and growing as a person is one of the most important…
Checking out the Feminist Bookshelf – Past Newsletters, Papers, and Organizations Giving Voices to the Feminist Movement
Happy Women’s History Month. As we enter the month to honor the bold, powerful…
People of USM: Bernadette Esposito & the flight that changed it all
Bernadette Esposito grew up in the suburbs of Chicago in Wheaton and Downers Grove…
People of USM: Nat Ives and the USM Production Lab
Tucked between the Sullivan Gym and the empty shell of the Woodbury Campus Center…
Changes for Now and Tomorrow: How Students Have Adapted to the Pandemic
Throughout the COVID-19 crisis, how and where we spend our time has been a…
Small Space Depression – Break the Funk, Go for a Walk & Clean your Room
Welcome to the first third of the semester, as students enter their seventh week…
People of USM: Elise Hanley
By: Asher Close, Staff Writer Elise Hanley is a junior studying biochemistry at USM. She…
A Powerful Advocate for Representation: Hussein Maow hopes to be voice for change on campus
By: Cullen McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief Representation matters, for everyone. This simple yet profound idea of representation…
From the Civil Rights Movement to Black Lives Matter – How Nicole d’Entremont time in the Selma Marches changed her outlook
The month of February is filled with many celebrations and events, however, all 28…
Checking in on the Freshman – what are their goals and expectations of this Spring semester?
Welcome to the end of the third week of our COVID-19 Spring semester, where…
Will you be my Valentine? How COVID-19 has changed dating and the celebration of lovers’ day.
As the stores fill up with bags of pink and red candy, and flower…