Jason is a fourth-year marketing and business management major. He enjoys football, hockey, basketball and all music. Contact Jason at business@mainecampus.com. Peyton is a second-year student ...
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At only three years old, Jeremiah Jenkins began playing baseball and continued throughout his childhood in Maryland. In the summer of 2019, he played at… ...
The University of Maine women’s hockey team faced one of its toughest challenges of the season this weekend, hosting the nationally ranked Northeastern Huskies at… Women’s hockey split the weekend ...
The General Student Senate of the University of Maine Student Government, Inc. (UMSG) held its 12th meeting of the semester on April 14, led by President Keegan Tripp and Vice President Cynthia ...
Cornell University student identified in court documents as “Jane Doe” filed a lawsuit against several members of the Chi Phi fraternity, alleging that they sexually assaulted her in 2024. The lawsuit ...
The Common Ground Country Fair began in 1977 during a time of general American get-back-to-the-land attitude. The hippies had started growing up, and what began as an aimless, bummy resistance to the ...
OPINION: College has made change feel way less abstract. There is no shortage of opportunities to compare who you were at the beginning of this journey with who you are becoming. It is a series of ...
It is no secret that the Senate race in Maine is hotly contested. Republican incumbent Susan Collins and former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson, a Democrat, have been feuding in the media for what ...
At the forefront of this argument is current U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, who has strongly pushed for the U.S. to bring its workweek down to 32 hours with pay and benefits remaining the same. In fact, ...
The meeting included the swearing-in of three new senators, a presentation from campus safety about the university’s comfort canine, recognition of three student organizations and several funding and ...
Board of Trustees’ Academic and Student Affairs Committee accepted a presidential task force’s recommendation to remove on-campus references and honors associated with former U.S. Sen. George Mitchell ...
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