After seven years the Orono Bog Boardwalk finally finished restoring the rotten wood pathways in May of 2019 Photo by Antyna Gould The Orono Bog Boardwalk has been a staple of Orono and the surrounding communities since its completion in 2003. Visitors walk its trails every day,…
The sign located in front of Wells Commons is one among many across campus to be given its Penobscot translation. Photo by Haylee Scovil As of this year, the first phase of the integration of the Penobscot language around the University of Maine campus has been completed. This project…
The National Science Foundation (NSF), an independent Washington-based organization within the federal government, has announced its intention to grant, as part of its Established Program…
Aug. 30 - 10:45 p.m. While on duty, an Orono police officer noticed a vehicle on Park Street driving without headlights on. The officer conducted…
In a recent press release from the Maine Center for Disease Control, a warning has been issued informing Mainers about the danger of mosquito-borne diseases. …
For the second time in as many years, the University of Maine has been chosen by Princeton Review as one of its “Top 385 Colleges”…
The Sept. 3 General Student Senate meeting began with the approval of the April 30 meeting, which was the final meeting of the senate for…
On Aug. 20, hundreds of Mainers from the Portland area gathered at the Portland Public Library in hopes of having the opportunity to engage in…
One of our favorite things to do with our smartphones, taking pictures of nature and the beautiful wildlife that we encounter every day, can now…
This past Saturday, the 12th annual Healthy High took place across campus starting out at the New Balance Recreation Center. With gusty winds and heavy…