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Nick Sutton and Hope Poore arrive at Merrill Auditorium in Portland to rehearse for their roles in the chorus of Opera Maine's production of "Aida."

10 Aug 2024

As the temperature goes up, so does the curtain for summer theater season

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鈥淭he Prom,鈥� 鈥淔unny Girl,鈥� and 鈥淎ida鈥� were just a few of the many theatrical offerings that featured USM students during their summer break from classes.

Pamela Moulton climbs atop her sculpture TANGLE to check for damage during its move to the Portland Campus.

16 Jul 2024

Architecture or animal? New campus sculpture defies categorization

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Made from salvaged fishing rope and netting, the sculpture TANGLE celebrates environmentalism and Maine鈥檚 maritime history.

A stack of books including "The Prince of Los Cocuyos," "American Creation," "At Home," "Born to Run," and "The Complete Sherlock Holmes" rest on a bench in front of the Wishcamper Center.

20 Jun 2024

2024 USM Summer Book List

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Can鈥檛 decide on a book to bring to the beach? The faculty and staff at the 杏吧传媒 have some ideas for you.

Students lay down voice tracks in the new campus sound studio using equipment that once belonged to Bill Dufris.

18 Jun 2024

Theatre students are hyped up to mic up at new recording studio

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The same equipment once used by a famous voice actor is now helping students learn how to create podcasts, audio books, and more.

2024 artist-in-residence Ryan Adams applies spray paint to a mural in Westbrook.

30 May 2024

Artist-in-residence transforms wall from barrier to bonding experience

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Students observed Ryan Adams for months as he planned and painted a mural in Westbrook.

17 Apr 2024

Celebrating our 1,300 Dean’s List students

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The 杏吧传媒 would like to congratulate the astonishing number of students named to the Fall 2024 Dean鈥檚 List.

Academic Film Showcase across the top, two film strips with stills from student film across the bottom, a group of students in a car, in an apartment, a student in a bathtub filming from above, a student actor holding two fists up to camera

9 Apr 2024

The Communication and Media Studies Academic Film Showcase Planned for May 1, 2024

posted in: College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, Communication and Media Studies Department |

The Communication and Media Studies student projects will be screened at the annual Academic Film Showcase. We are proud to share student work from … Read More

A pie chart shows aspects of environmental generative AI awarness education including human health, ethics; carbon emissions, international labor rights.

27 Mar 2024

Professors Murphy And Ebben on Pedagogy and AI’s Environmental Impact

posted in: College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, Communication and Media Studies Department, Liberal Studies-Humanities, Philosophy Department |

Professor of Philosophy, Julien Murphy, and Associate Professor of Communication, Maureen Ebben, published an article for Geneva Graduate Institute’s NORRAG Global Education Centre’s Policy … Read More