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Portland, Maine had the opportunity to see Maine’s current Governor Janet Mills, who is seeking a second term, face off against former Governor Paul...

“Inspiring today. Transforming tomorrow.” This is a sentiment that radiates truth with the Maine State Chamber of Commerce. On October 27, 2022 they held...

We know that USM students are known for being talented academically, But this student has a creative side he is passionate to share. Alain...

Here at the University of Southern Maine, music is highly valued. The Osher School of Music “offers a personalized and opportunity-based approach to educating...

The infamous 1978 slasher flick “Halloween”, directed by John Carpenter, has since spawned a lengthy franchise that has spanned almost 40 years. The saga...

For the LGBTQ+ community, being able to have a space to get together and share common interests is extremely important. That is now a...

Lower Brooks was alive last Saturday with the sound of music, cheers, and “Slay!” as audience members enjoyed a night of drag performances by...

With a student focus ideology, students at The University of Southern Maine spoke their minds about their experiences they have held with the Disability Service...

By: Ben Reed, Staff Writer Urinetown the Musical, as well as other main stage productions and dance curriculum, feature many talents of its onstage performers. Alongside...

By: Zoe Bernardi, Community Editor Each April, one of the main focuses of the month is the attention and care of the Earth, as April...

By: Cayley Bowman, Staff Writer USM is a school that has a vast variety of different artists which creates an environment for students to explore...

By: Riley Mayes, Web Editor President Glen Cummings of the University of Southern Maine announced in October 2021 his decision to step down from his...

By: Brandon Kennedy, Staff Writer It’s here. The big one. The Batman. So far, it’s the best movie of the year and possibly the greatest...

By: Ben Reed, Staff Writer  For a long time, the dynamic between men and mental health has been a rocky one. Socially, men have been emasculated...

By: Riley Mayes, Web Editor On Saturday, March 5, students and faculty at the University of Southern Maine gathered together outside of Glickman Library to show...

By: Cullen McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief A standout performance from sophomore business management major Antoine Gignac helped the Huskies earn a 5-4 victory over Thomas College in...

By: Riley Mayes, Web Editor The spring semester is well underway, and many students are thinking about their post-undergraduate plans and beginning the process of applying...

By: Haley Hersey, News Editor Anna Lyons, a second-year double major in linguistics and political science said she has experienced uncooked meat and food that...

By: Meghan Carlisle, Staff Writer Before higher education, Dr. Larissa Malone taught preschool, early elementary, and became an administrator in a bilingual education center that...

by: Riley Mayes, Web Editor February 1 marked the beginning of Black History Month, a national celebration that honors the contributions and sacrifices of African...

By: Devin Witte, Staff Writer The USM community has been through some difficult times while attempting to continue schooling through a pandemic. Shane Harinxma-Toelg, who...

By: Cullen McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief A Division III National Champion in javelin, senior Sophia Slovenski is now championing a campaign to empower young girls in the...

By: Haley Hersey, News Editor Former Director of Intercultural Student Affairs, previously known as Intercultural Student Engagement, William “Will” Johnson put his resignation in around October...

By: Haley Hersey, News Editor The University of Maine System shared via an important message from Chancellor Dannel Malloy on August 4 that requiring vaccination to...