Nationally and statewide, people have been told to stay home. Businesses are closing, and nonessential employees are not working. These efforts are to flatten the…
Despite the coronavirus dominating headlines, it is still important to consider other issues in this election year, including gun violence. Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden…
In Maine and across the nation, policymakers have worked to create more affordable housing. This February, the Maine State Legislature enacted a bill which will…
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. government has developed a $2.2 trillion economic recovery package. In an effort to prevent a permanent…
If the coronavirus pandemic has brought Americans’ attention to a specific commodity besides toilet paper, it’s access to the internet. On March 25, University of…
For many students, the biggest struggle of this year has been the onslaught of the coronavirus pandemic. Concerns over the spread of COVID-19 have caused…
As of March 26, the United States has topped every other impacted nation in confirmed COVID-19 infections. A world superpower that totes its own military…
Before adjourning three weeks early, the Maine state legislature was considering a new bill entitled “LD 1492: An Act to Reform Drug Sentencing Laws.” With…
It has been over two weeks since the University of Maine announced that all classes would resume after spring break on a new platform —…
For both summer and winter training, Resident Assistants (RAs) spend about eight hours in scenarios called Behind Closed Doors (BCDs). These BCDs allow RAs to…