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People of USM: Leroy Rowe
By: Kate Rogers, Staff Writer Professor Leroy Rowe has been teaching African American history at…
Glickman Library to host a series of game nights
By: Dionne Smith, Community Editor Glickman Library plans to lure in more students and…
The Unpopular Opinion: Why I Agree With the U.S. Legal Drinking Age
By: Julie Pike, Staff Writer I have to admit that one of the many reasons…
Iranian films in Maine as a window into Iran
By: Ben Theriault, Contributor As part of this year’s Convocation, USM will be hosting Maine’s…
Student senators discuss improvement projects
By: Jess Ward, News Editor The Senate meeting this week, on Oct. 13, was held…
Linguistics department opens new office
By: Jess Ward, News Editor On Friday, Oct. 6, the linguistics department debuted their new…
People of USM: Catherine Barbarits
By: Dionne Smith, Community Editor The Women and Gender Studies program has many interesting people,…
Gloria S. Duclos Convocation begins ceremoniously
By: Kate Rogers, Staff Writer Friday morning on the lawn in front of Payson…
Abortion should be legal without any restriction
By: Emma Donnelly, Contributor Content warning: rape, abuse 1 in 3 women will have an…
Fitting in as an American in England
By: Julie Pike, Staff Writer One of the reasons I chose to study at the…
Xiu Xiu epitomizes emotional expression in the new age of music
By: Jess Ward, Staff Writer On Thursday, Sept. 21, Portland’s Space Gallery was home to…
Right wing rally draws counter protestors in Augusta
By: Jess Ward, Staff Writer Saturday, Sept. 30 in Augusta Maine, two opposing political forces…
Coffee re-energizes Glickman
By: Dionne Smith, Community Editor Sodexo is fairly new to USM and has been…
This Week at Winchester: New Weekly Column
By: Julie Pike, Staff Writer Welcome to my first column! Every week I’ll be…
Moss, paper, and paint: the craft of book arts
By: Kate Rogers, Staff Writer Thursday, Sept. 21 the Kate Cheney Chappell ‘83 Center for…
Every student needs a helping hand
By: Dionne Smith, Community Editor USM offers many ways to help students in need,…
Joining a sorority at USM
By: Jessica Pike, Contributor When the word sorority is heard, the image that pops…
Creating a place for artists to grow
By: Kate Rogers, Contributor PORTLAND, Maine — Located at 538 Congress Street in Portland,…
People of USM: Glenn Cummings
By: Dionne Smith, Community Editor USM President Glenn Cummings comes from humble beginnings and…
Getting the most out of Google
Over the summer USM switched it’s e-mail service over to Google. Many students noticed the switch and are using the power of Google to manage their USM mail. However, the change also added new features that many students may not be familiar with. Every student can now manage their calendars, contacts, and documents in addition to their USM mail.
USM students convene in D.C.
Last Friday morning, a group of eighteen USM students set out on a ten hour road trip toward Washington D.C. to attend the second annual Power Shift conference.
Upon arrival, they received ID lanyards labeled with ‘Leader’ status before joining almost 12,000 other leaders at the conference, which organizers say is the largest youth summit on climate change in history.
Students, bookstore grapple with prices
“Text books have always been expensive,” says USM student JJ Brewer outside the Portland branch of the USM Bookstore.Coping with the cost has been made easier recently by his professors who have chose more affordable texts, he said.
“I just bought this one for seventeen bucks, so I’m not complaining,” Brewer said.
A bite with Botman
USM President Selma Botman followed through on a promise that she made in a campus-wide email, and held her first informal lunch meeting with students last Tuesday in the Woodbury Campus Center.
At the lunch, Botman provided some insight to students in attendance regarding her plans for the future of USM.