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Celebrating women in print program and exhibition
The importance of community in print By Caraline Squires | Staff Writer If you were a closeted lesbian in the mid-1900s, you couldn’t just…
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Global stakes with local ties
Diverse perspectives on the election and foreign policy, Oct. 24 By Caraline Squires | Staff Writer As the election grows closer, local conversations about…
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Politics put simply
Maine Ballot Questions and the Vice Presidential Debate By Caraline Squires | Staff Writer As promised, here are questions three through five that will…
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Meet the News Editor
By Liz Hildebrandt | News Editors Over the course of last Summer, I spent a lot of time evaluating how I would spend my…
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Budget cuts result in discontinuation of Russell Scholars Program
Former Director of Programs speaks up about the ways the former program helped students By Elizabeth Smith | Web Editor Former Director of Programs, Lisa…
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The dangers of Temu and TikTok shop
If You’re Thinking of Getting Dorm Essentials From Temu: Don’t By Caraline Squires | Staff Writer As the United States government’s interest in TikTok dwindles…
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Veronica Lewis’ Debut Album
Short but Sweet and Heartbreaking By Xander Morley | Contributor In August, the indie-pop artist Veronica Lewis dropped her debut album, “Too Late For Tears.”…
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M.A.S.H Fall Ruck
University military group participates in Ruck By Amber Friend | Sports & Health Editor On Friday October 4, the Military-Affiliated Student Hub hosted a…
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Alumni Weekend Events
USM welcomes back former athletes Author: Amber Friend | Sports Editor The University of Southern Maine hosted three Alumni events this past homecoming weekend. Current…
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Weekend Alumni Game
USM Welcomes Back Former Athletes By Amber Friend | Sports Editor The University of Southern Maine hosted three Alumni events this past homecoming weekend.…
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Opinion from a student
A Perspective on the Disbanding of the Russell Scholars Program By Caydince Bumpus | Community Editor When I first applied for USM, I was thrilled…
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MovieTalk: The Substance
By Julz Levesque | Arts & Culture Editor “Have you ever dreamt of a better version of yourself? Younger. More beautiful. More perfect?” Demi Moore…
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Oh He Dead Will See YOU in Portland
By Julz Levesque | Arts & Culture Editor The DC-based indie soul band Oh He Dead is making its way toward Portland Maine for their upcoming…
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CMS welcome event
By Julz Levesque | Arts & Culture Editor On September 16th the CMS department invited the students of USM to a beginning-of-the-year welcome event in…
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USM Promise Scholars Partner with Maine Trust for Local News
Keeping USM Students Informed By Caraline Squires | Staff Writer This past summer Promise Scholarship Program Director Daniel Barton was busy expanding opportunities for USM…
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Rainbow Kitten Surprise comes to Maine
By Amber Friend | Sports Editor. Rainbow Kitten Surprise. No, these are not the words of an interesting game of charades or the name of…
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Alumni panel and creative workshop
Internationally trained professionals bring their talents to Maine By Caraline Squires | Staff Writer Hosted on the Lewiston Auburn Campus by the USM Libraries &…
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Politics put simply
Candidates and ballot questions By Caraline Squires | Staff Writer This Nov. 5 Maine residents will vote for: United States President United States Maine Senator.…
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Lights come to life
Boston lights at Franklin Park Zoo By Julz Levesque | Arts & Culture Editor The Boston Lights are back this year at the Franklin Park…
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WMPG’s Jazz at the Movies
Jazz lovers unite for a night at the cinema with WMPG’s screening of Cesaria Evora: La Diva Aux Pieds Nus By Dahlia Wechsler | Contributor…
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Who’s TANGLE
The unveiling of a new sculpture on the USM Portland Campus By Caraline Squires | Staff Writer If you’ve been on the north side of…
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MovieTalk
Civil War By Julz Levesque | Arts & Culture Editor On April 26, 2024, the independent film and television company A24 released a film highlighting…
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Book Review
McGlue By Julz Levesque | Arts & Culture Editor McGlue (2014) is a short 144-page novella written by Ottessa Moshfegh. It’s set in 1851 in…
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A new era for female Husky athletes
Mackenzie Kingsbury trailblazes a path for future female Husky athletes By Chris Tiner | Co-Editor-in-Chief In what has become one of the most competitive landscapes…
