With many states being sued over voter registration data, Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows speaks on working to protect Maine voter data and the ability to continue to comfortably participations in elections.
With changes, confusion and speculation surrounding the topic of vaccines and medicine, people are left unsure about vaccines. However, vaccines are still safe and highly effective—especially with flu and COVID season coming around. If you're wanting to get a vaccine but are confused, don't worry, you still safely can!
Continuous passing comments and jokes have been made of "Trump 2028," but as President Trump seems to be taking serious action and attempts to amend our constitution, this might be more realistic than you may think.
The University of Southern Maine opened the Crewe Center for the Arts with the President’s Concert, showcasing faculty, alumni, and students in a celebration of music, community, and innovation.
Features stories on the upcoming Maine referendum questions and Portland’s minimum wage increase proposal, a new warming shelter opening in Riverton, Portland International Jetport’s decision not to show a politicized Homeland Security video, RSU 24’s recently enacted anti-trans policies, and the closure of the Portland restaurant Susan’s Fish-N-Chips
USM Field hockey faced a lose against Thomas College, yet it didn't break their spirit and they came out with a 2-1 overtime win against New England College.
The Osher School of Music is testing iPads to modernize rehearsals and performances, promoting accessibility, sustainability, and technological readiness for future musicians.
USM’s women's tennis team made it to the Little East Conference Tournament Quarterfinal for the first time in over ten years. Catch their quarterfinal match on Oct. 21!
