Latest News
  • The Downtown Bangor Beautification Committee’s Adopt-A-Garden program invites people to beautify Bangor
  • Does it still haunt you? Raise the cup song from the dead…
  • Jeremy Swayman’s debut with Boston Bruins is one for the books
  • An investment in support of Bangor’s homeless population is an investment in…
  • Fogler Library hosts talk on representation in children’s literature
  • Editorial: Addressing sexual assault isn’t just about awareness, and it can’t happen…
  • UMaine professors research small grains in a collaborative project
  • National Holidays: April 12 through 16
  • Martyr or fallen angel: Lil Nas X advocates for LGBTQ community through…
  • UMaine reveals winners of student government elections
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
The Maine Campus
  • Home
  • About
    • Our Team
  • Culture
    • Campus & Community
    • Features
    • Profiles
    • Reviews
      • Albums & Music
      • Films
      • Food & Wine
    • Black Bear Abroad
  • News
    • Hearty Maine Farewell
    • Campus & Community
    • Student Government
    • Police Beat
    • Politics
      • This Week in Politics
  • Opinion
    • Letters to the Editor
  • Sports
    • Club Sports
    • Fall Sports
      • Cross Country
      • Field Hockey
      • Football
      • Soccer
    • Winter Sports
      • Men’s Basketball
      • Men’s Hockey
      • Swim
      • Track and Field
      • Women’s Basketball
      • Women’s Hockey
    • Spring Sports
      • Men’s Baseball
      • Women’s Softball
    • Columns
  • Engage
    • Advertise with Us
    • Weekly eDigest
    • Find Us in Print
    • Work with Us
  • Archives
  • Contact

Home /Taryn Carrie Lane
Campus & Community

“Massage-O-Thon” melts the stress of finals away

December 5, 2016 0

There is no group of people better attuned to the feeling of impending doom than college students a few weeks before finals week. If you’re…

Campus & Community

Anah Shrine hosts fifth-annual “Feztival of Trees”

December 5, 2016 0

Each year, the passing of Thanksgiving means that the holiday cheer — decorations, peppermint-flavored everything and general excitement — is in full swing. It’s getting…

Culture

Restaurant Review: Las Palapas doesn’t quite meet expectations

December 5, 2016 0

I did not enjoy my time at Las Palapas on Bangor Mall Boulevard in Bangor, which was surprising, as I have a number of friends…

Culture

Restaurant Review: Cubita Libre Cafeteria leaves customers wanting more

November 15, 2016 0

Grade: A+ I must begin by urging you, first and foremost, to visit Cubita Libre Cafeteria. I feel like I do that quite a bit…

Campus & Community

Front Porch Books moves on to new chapter

November 15, 2016 1

In 2004, Victoria Erker opened Front Porch Books, a gently-used secondhand bookstore, in her home on Pine Street in Orono. Over the years, she’s seen…

Culture

Restaurant Review: Chick-fil-A: More bang for your Cluck

November 7, 2016 0

Grade: A+ As many “born and raised” Mainers know, we don’t get out much. I’ve only ever travelled in tiny increments, never leaving the United…

Campus & Community

Nest Café open for business, bringing “peeps” together

October 31, 2016 0

Li Yang and Anna Berube are the proud owners of Nest, the now-open café in downtown Orono. The business partners kicked off the grand opening…

Culture

Restaurant Review: Boomhouse packs a punch

October 31, 2016 0

Grade: A I heard of Boomhouse a long while ago from friends who went there to perform, but I had never gone farther than the…

Campus & Community

OHOP completes renovations, looks toward the future

October 24, 2016 0

Orono House of Pizza (OHOP) has been a staple in the town of Orono for students and community members alike since its opening in 2004,…

Culture

Restaurant Review: Stone Sparrow Café: A diamond in the rough

October 24, 2016 0

Rating: A+ If you’re looking for a little slice of heaven — or at least a little slice of home — look no further than…

Posts navigation

1 2 … 4 next

Recent Posts

  • The Downtown Bangor Beautification Committee’s Adopt-A-Garden program invites people to beautify Bangor
  • Does it still haunt you? Raise the cup song from the dead and binge ‘Pitch Perfect’ all weekend long
  • Jeremy Swayman’s debut with Boston Bruins is one for the books
  • An investment in support of Bangor’s homeless population is an investment in the city’s future 
  • Fogler Library hosts talk on representation in children’s literature

View by Category

Maine Campus Icon

Maine Campus

5738 Memorial Union, Room 131
Orono, Maine 04469-5738

207-581-1273
info@mainecampus.com

Recent Posts

  • The Downtown Bangor Beautification Committee’s Adopt-A-Garden program invites people to beautify Bangor
  • Does it still haunt you? Raise the cup song from the dead and binge ‘Pitch Perfect’ all weekend long

Categories

© Copyright 2017-2019. Maine Campus. All Rights Reserved.
  • Credits
  • Terms of Use
  • Archives