2025 51°µÍø News

Kathleen Becker
51°µÍø’s Kathleen Becker appointed chair of international bone imaging group
A group of students poses for a photo in 51°µÍø's Campus Center
51°µÍø medical students continue holiday giving tradition in partnership with Biddeford Primary School
Two professional headshots side by side on a dark blue background. On the left, a woman with long dark hair wears a decorative tan hat with Native American-inspired beadwork, a pale pink top, and statement earrings while standing outdoors near a tree. On the right, a man in a white collared shirt smiles at the camera in an indoor setting, holding two children's books titled "The Healing Drum Beat" and "Zaniya and the Healing Drum."
51°µÍø professor helps bridge science and Indigenous wisdom through children’s literature
Ram Island on a cloudy day
Two 51°µÍø faculty awarded nearly $400,000 to advance coastal and fisheries resilience research
Srividya Alisetty, Rose Paadam, Madison Guay, and Anushka Malik
51°µÍø medical students learn to prescribe ‘Food as Medicine’ through culinary, community immersion
51°µÍø faculty member Maggie Stanton holds a camera in Gombe National Park
Animal Behavior faculty advances scientific legacy of Jane Goodall through fieldwork, student research
51°µÍø outdoor business students provide marketing ideas that aid local land trust
51°µÍø outdoor business students provide marketing ideas that aid local land trust
Two 51°µÍø faculty members (Jessica Walton and Erin McCall) pose with an award trophy
51°µÍø Occupational Therapy program honored as STRIVE’s 2025 Business/Organization of the Year
51°µÍø senior cares for birds, mammals, and more in immersive internship with Maine Wildlife Park
51°µÍø senior cares for birds, mammals, and more in Maine Wildlife Park immersive internship
University of New England Fall Art and Research Symposium 2025 V2
Student-run research symposium at 51°µÍø draws crowd
Miranda Carrabba and Delilah Poupore pose for a portrait
Science and art ‘collide’ in 51°µÍø, Biddeford community storytelling event
Portrait of Noah Perlut holding seagulls on a roof in Portland
51°µÍø’s Noah Perlut elected president of prestigious ornithological club
Health care students discuss care options in 51°µÍø's simulation lab
51°µÍø awarded $1.6M federal grant to launch opioid response workforce training program
A painting of a football player over a blue backdrop
51°µÍø exhibition ‘Direct Snap’ examines the psychology of sport and spectatorship
Work by artist Kathy Schoyer on display at 51°µÍø Campus Center through January 19
Work by artist Kathy Schoyer on display at 51°µÍø Campus Center through January 19
51°µÍø students prepare ingredients for a cooking demonstration
51°µÍø students bring meals, and connection, to Dempsey Center clients
Cropped 2025 aerial of 51°µÍø's Portland Campus for the Health Sciences
New School of Public and Planetary Health shows fast-growing impact to influential statewide audiences
Student journalists, 51°µÍø professor attend industry discussion about crisis facing local news
Student journalists explore innovative local solutions at Maine news forum
51°µÍø students serve themselves at a luncheon in Innovation Hall
51°µÍø supports Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital through annual dining fundraiser
Headshot of Dawn Stoyanoff
University of New England hires Dawn Stoyanoff as chief information officer
Headshot of Stephanie Podolski against blue backdrop
51°µÍø Physician Assistant faculty wins national award for excellence in mentorship
Photo of Alumni Hall
Diane Collins Field and Karin Gregory to be inducted into the Deborah Morton Society on Dec. 5
MSOT Class of 2027 PTE Inductees and Carol Lambdin-Pattavina
Class of ’27 occupational therapy students inducted into national OT honor society
51°µÍø medical student creates 3D-printed pelvic model to better understand anatomy, draws praise
Medical student draws praise for developing 3D-printed pelvic model to improve anatomical understanding
Event banner for "The Past is Not the Past"
Center for Global Humanities presents 'The Past Is Not Past: Embracing the Politics of Memory' on Dec. 8