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With finals season in full swing, we all need a good study spot on campus. While Fogler is iconic, 12-hour study days sometimes require a… ...

Right now, there is an ongoing battle over landfill expansion in Maine.

This year, the Oxford dictionary word of the year is, “Brain rot.” The social media epidemic has finally achieved its total victory in the American consciousness. Not in that it has pervaded every ...

Hazing remains a hidden crisis across college campuses, despite nationwide preventive laws and policies. Hazing is defined by Maine state law as any group activity that humiliates, degrades, abuses or ...

With finals season in full swing, we all need a good study spot on campus. While Fogler is iconic, 12-hour study days sometimes require a change in scenery. Here are five alternative spots to study on ...

At just 18 years old, Mary Shelley began crafting one of the most influential horror stories ever written, the 1818 novel “Frankenstein.” This work is heavily intertwined with the age of romanticism, ...

There is nothing I feel guiltier about in my life than moving my family to Maine. As a White man, I’m generally treated well in Maine, but my wife is not White and has not had the same experience. She ...

Danielle Cook is a fourth-year Biology student at the University of Maine. Her time spent studying at the university allowed to rediscover a passion in natural science. Initially, her interest in ...

The University of Maine should find more ways to push student media to the forefront of student engagement. Currently, student outlets are dependent on engagement from other students. I found that ...