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U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke came to the University of Maine on Thursday to announce a $25.5 million grant to fund the construction of high speed Internet infrastructure in Maine.
After more than seven months, the University of Maine System’s part-time faculty union, known as PATFA, is awaiting word from the administration on the continued negotiations of next year’s contract, which is currently stuck in limbo.
PATFA …
Friends and family of the Maine National Guard and state officials packed the University of Maine Collins Center for the Arts Monday for a ceremony to bid farewell to the members of the Brewer-based Bravo Company, …
A new report released by the Technology Association of Maine shows the state has a healthy information technologies workforce but that training in new technology is in demand among members of the industry.
The report is the …
The University of Maine, home to the Advanced Engineered Wood Composites center — UMaine’s leading energy research institute — was host to a smaller counterpart Friday.
David Labrecque, Chief Executive of the Flexor Energy Company, came to …
A 22-year-old University of Maine student from Bourne, Mass., was arrested Friday after he allegedly threatened a group of Massachusetts middle school students with a knife.
The University of Maine Academic Program Prioritization Working Group held a forum for university input Wednesday, where community members offered advice on topics ranging from incoming student quality to objectives for the process.
The faculty union and the University of Maine System have reached a standstill in negotiations, with the Dec. 31 deadline looming.
UMaine student senators walked out of an emergency senate meeting Monday over a motion to initiate a revote of the IFC presidential elections.
A new portal to connect online systems such as MaineStreet, FirstClass and WebCT could be achieved without major cost.
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