Tag: University of Southern Maine
Portland Art Community Booming
Last Friday Congress St. was abustle with Portland’s vibrant arts community. Since 2000 the Portland Art Walk has provided students and locals alike with...
Why is everything about COVID so messy?
By: Amy Hinshaw, FNP Interim Director Health Services
What does a USM student do if they test positive for COVID-19? Boy, do I know...
Music on Your Mind; How Music can Heal
Music on Your Mind; How Music can Heal
By Shea Shattuck-Faegre
“In this life, in this life, in this life
In this, oh sweet life
We're (we're coming...
Photo Gallery: USM students present Unlock’d
From March 1 to March 10 USM theatre students put on the production of Unlock'd, a modern-ish musical romance. The production was also a...
Food Studies brings national summit to USM
By: Gus Pignatello, Staff Writer
USM’s Food Studies Program is hosting New England’s first Universities Fighting World Hunger Summit (UFWH).
Director of Food Studies, Michael Hillard,...
Peace Jam comes to Portland thanks to USM student
By Hailey Wood, Staff Writer
Peace Jam is a global movement led by fourteen Nobel Peace laureates that have a Maine group started by USM...
Confucius Institutes spark national controversy
By: Melissa Fraser, Staff Writer
The U.S. Senate released a report last week criticizing the Confucius Institute (CI) at U.S. universities. Despite the global political...
Weekend Adventures: What are USM students doing in their free time?
By: Hailey Wood and Max Lorber, Staff Writers
Between Gorham and Portland there are many locations for college students to explore in their free time. From...
What makes USM students love learning?
By: Kate Rogers, Community Editor
Between on-campus and online classes, fall, spring, summer and winter sessions, USM offers roughly fifty undergraduate programs and twenty graduate programs,...
Women’s Basketball Finishes With Best Record since 2013
By Cullen McIntyre, Sports Editor
USM’s Women’s Basketball team finished the season with an outstanding 16-11 record, the team’s best showing since 2013. The Huskies...
Huskies spring sports preview
By Cullen McIntyre, Sports Editor
Baseball
USM Men’s Baseball team comes into this year off an outstanding 30-15 record from last season, where the team ended...
Sustainability and ME: Eating sustainably in Maine
By Oona Molyneaux, USM Eco-Rep
Are you interested in living more sustainably? Do you like food? If your answer is yes, this article is going...
People of USM: Margo Luken
By: Kate Rogers, Community Editor
If you have ever visited the disability services center (DSC) on USM’s Portland campus, there is a good chance that...
Class of 2019 tasked with raising $2,019 by May
By: Hailey Wood, Staff Writer
At the beginning of March, the USM Class of 2019 will began raising $2,019 towards the USM Student Emergency Fund...
Chann: Vote of ‘no confidence’ came too soon
This letter was contributed by Marpheen Chann.
I applaud my fellow student government colleagues and the student senate for their support of students and faculty....
Ward: Students should support admin efforts, work with what they’ve got,...
This letter was contributed by Dustin Ward.
Dear Free Press,
I want to first write and say what a wonderful job you and your organization are...
Student senate votes no confidence in USM president and council
The student senate voted no confidence tonight in President Theo Kalikow and her council following a series of cuts on Friday.
More than 20 students...
Faculty from London to New York show support in letters for...
The following is a compilation of letters written from faculty from a variety of backgrounds and from various locations that were sent to Provost...
Faculty Senate votes to reject first round of cuts
In a special meeting of the Faculty Senate in response to the series of faculty layoffs and program cut proposals, the Faculty Senate voted...
President gives official notice of termination to 12 despite protests
Just after 3:00 p.m. on Friday, President Theo Kalikow sent out an email officially announcing that 12 faculty members from nine departments have been...
Shelley: Corporate language on USM’s “changes” strange and depressing
This article was contributed by USM graduate Phil Shelley.
Last week, I received a mass email from the USM Graduate Admissions office regarding the current...
Student profile: Katie Belgard, at your service
Katie Belgard hadn’t planned on being the president of the Board of Student Organizations when she first joined.
She’s one of those students everyone seems...