Tag: Issue 11

By Asha Tompkins, Arts and Culture Editor The USM roundabout is an on-going, multimodal project and one aspect of its creation is the actual construction...

By Cullen McIntyre, Sports Editor For many, winter break is a month off between semesters from late December to late January. But for athletes that participate...

By Cooper-John Trapp, Staff Writer Sitting at home this past December, I came to what I had long put aside: paying for the semester. I had...

By Zoe Bernardi, Staff Writer The effects of the 34 day long government shutdown, which is currently in a three week break, can be seen throughout...

By Hailey Wood, Staff Writer Born out of an event from the Office of Sustainability at USM, the Free Store offers a space for students...

By: Cody Curtis, Staff Writer Director M. Night Shyamalan has been on both extreme ends of filmmaking. At the beginning of his career, many people believed...

By: Ryan Farrell, Staff Writer For many people, crafting a project with an unfamiliar medium is a task too vague to consider. To Paisley Stewart, a...

By: Nick Schleh, Staff Writer With the new semester underway, the Woodbury Campus Center has put up a new photography exhibition by Smith Galtney entitled My...

By: Alyson Peabody, Staff Writer A new Wi-Fi service called eduroam will be offered to USM faculty, staff and students starting Feb. 4. All that is...

By: Kate Rogers, Staff Writer At the end of last semester, the USM bookstore announced that they would be converting to an online-only system for textbook...

By: Julie Pike, Editor-in-Chief USM is looking at major changes within the next few years, by way of a name new name. USM President Glenn...

By: Julie Pike, Editor-in-Chief For myself, and I’m sure for many other students, the very first day of classes sends me into a sort of...