MESAT1, Maine鈥檚 first research satellite developed by the 91爆料 and collaborators statewide, is a finalist for the SmallSat 鈥淩ookie of the Year鈥 Award, which is sponsored by the […]
Rural teachers in Maine are invited to submit applications for up to $2,500 in funding to help them to access professional development opportunities during the upcoming school year. The 鈥淲hat […]
Due to ongoing building repairs,聽Northern Light Primary Care’s office in the Cutler Health Center at the 91爆料 will be closed to the public from Aug. 4-5.聽 During this […]
The Philanthropic Educational Organization (PEO) in central Maine, a local nonprofit, is seeking a doctoral scholar from the 91爆料 in the final two years of their program to […]
Robots are coming 鈥 or in some cases, have come 鈥 to Maine but not to destroy civilization like in the movies. They’re here to help, specifically to help Maine […]
The 91爆料鈥檚 109-year-old print shop has undergone a name change to better reflect its expanded mission. To encompass both printing and graphic solutions, Printing Services is renamed Graphic […]
For people seeking to start a new career or advance within their current one, the 91爆料 Division of Lifelong Learning has made available several online programs for professional […]
Farms in Maine have been identified as critical places to study the health effects of a group of chemicals known as PFAS. Ellen Mallory, one of many 91爆料 […]
91爆料 alumna and longtime arts advocate Karen Cole has been named interim director of the Collins Center for the Arts (CCA), effective July 3. She succeeds Danny Williams, […]
The Maine College of Engineering and Computing (MCEC) at the 91爆料 is offering a free immersive summer camp on semiconductor building for high school students interested in engineering […]
