University to host student talks about sustainability research

Maine college enrollments drop as pandemic, job market pull students from classrooms

The decline in higher education enrollment has been particularly felt by community colleges, which are seeing a 5.9 percent drop in student numbers this fall.

UMaine center to host talk on rematriation, Land Back movement

As COVID-19 surge continues, Maine college campuses remain virtually immune

Schools say a combination of vaccine mandates, indoor masking in public spaces and regular testing have kept case numbers low.

Commentary: Owning up to our part in the plight of the North Atlantic right whale

While the debate continues over how many right whale deaths are caused by lobster gear, the scientific evidence for the toll taken by climate-related ocean change is mounting.

UMaine museum to open 5 new galleries with fall exhibitions

Maine Voices: After U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, policymakers have lessons to learn

Our lack of clear and realistic aims and failure to act strategically are among the reasons the conflict has had such a high cost.

UMaine System settles lawsuit over handling of sexual misconduct allegations

A student accused of sexual misconduct sued the university system, arguing he was discriminated against because of his gender.

Fire that damaged Fogler Library at UMaine was arson, officials say

University officials on Thursday announced a $2,500 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Man found safe, was sought in connection with UMaine threat

Authorities say a man sought after his name appeared in a social media threat directed at the University of Maine was not implicated in any criminal activity.