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UMSG approves $2,080 funding request for consent awareness events
UMaine's President, Joan Ferrini-Mundy, introducing Jenny Boyden, VP for Finance and Administration, and Chief Business Officer to the University of Maine's Student Government at their Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2026 meeting to address the possible budget cuts in Orono, Maine. Hailey Green / Maine Campus

UMSG approves $2,080 funding request for consent awareness events

By Emma Benvenuto on October 5, 2026

The University of Maine’s Student Government (UMSG) held its 1,619th meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 6 p.m. in the Bangor Room at the Memorial…

UMaine fraternities respond to Cornell sexual assault lawsuit
The majority of UMaine’s fraternities, including Delta Tau Delta pictured on Oct. 2, can be found along College Ave, commonly referred to as “Frat Row.” Several UMaine fraternities have issued letters in response to the alleged sexual assault at Cornell University by several members of the Cornell Chi Phi chapter. Tyler Bridges / Maine Campus

UMaine fraternities respond to Cornell sexual assault lawsuit

By Izzi Stubbs on October 2, 2026

On Sept. 14, a former Cornell University student identified in court documents as “Jane Doe” filed a lawsuit against several members of the Chi Phi…

UMaine community responds to proposed cuts tied to $19 million budget deficit
Alumni Hall in Orono, Maine, is home to several executive offices including UMaine President Ferrini-Mundy and Provost Paquette. Tyler Bridges / Maine Campus

UMaine community responds to proposed cuts tied to $19 million budget deficit

By Izzi Stubbs on September 28, 2026

On Sept. 17, University of Maine President Joan Ferrini-Mundy and Provost Gabriel Paquette sent a letter to UMaine faculty and staff detailing the $19 million…