Graphic by Olivia Schanck. This year, National Poetry Month celebrates its 25th year of recognizing important language, culture and community. Each April, poets and readers of all ages take…
Photo via express.co.uk. Monday: National Garlic Day Do you have a vampire problem? Ward off the evil undead with National Garlic Day. As an immune-boosting spice, what better…
Photo via rollingstone.com. 22-year-old viral singer, rapper and songwriter Lil Nas X, otherwise known as Montero Lamar Hill, has come under fire recently for his No. 1 hit…
Photo via umaine.edu. On April 6, the McGillicuddy Humanities Center (MHC) debuted their new “Hidden UMaine” virtual tour, showcasing aspects of UMaine’s history through an online platform. Introduced…
Graphic by Olivia Schanck. This past Thursday, March 5, the University of Maine’s Socialist and Marxist Studies Series hosted a talk by Christian Haines concerning the financialization of everyday…
Photo by Antyna Gould. Local Maine indie rock band Otis. recently released their “Kill The Car” album to begin the new year as a tribute to pre-pandemic nostalgia, drawing…
Photo via simplyrecipes.com. Monday: World Water Day Created in 1993, we kick off our week of holidays with World Water Day, not only created to spread awareness of…
Photo via netfix.com. 3.5/5 Stars With March marking Women’s History Month, “Moxie,” a new coming of age rom-com drama, was released on Netflix March 3. The film caters…
Photo by David Jakacky. Beginning March 1, students Bailey West a fourth-year Honors biochemistry student and Katie Tims, a fourth-year Honors biology student, are launching their “It’s Personal” campaign…
Graphic provided by Leela Stockley. On Feb. 24, McGillicuddy Humanities Center (MHC) Undergraduate Fellow Leela Stockley presented “The Double Standard: Protest Coverage and Racial Bias,” which covered her research on…