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Indigenous thought leaders discuss how to elevate Wabanaki history in annual Donna M. Loring Lecture at 51°µÍø on Oct. 28
Indigenous thought leaders discuss how to elevate Wabanaki history in annual Donna M. Loring Lecture
Kerry Martin, Pharm.D., RPh, director of experiential education in the School of Pharmacy
51°µÍø’s Kerry Martin receives Marco Gasbarrone Award for contributions to Maine pharmacy practice
51°µÍø Students Present Research Projects to President James Herbert
Research experience provides 51°µÍø students foundation for future career success
Bryan Franks
51°µÍø appoints Bryan Franks to lead marine and environmental programs and research
51°µÍø students raise awareness, advance food safety knowledge in first allergen-free cooking class
51°µÍø students raise awareness in first allergen-free cooking class
Graphic of a woman wearing a trench coat with her face obscured and only her chin visible
51°µÍø's Elizabeth DeWolfe to deliver lecture about historical ‘Girl Spy’ at the Center for Global Humanities on Nov. 17
51°µÍø students and employers talk at a career fair
Students’ professional skills honed at 51°µÍø’s first Industry Exploration Day
Campus center art exhibit for November.
Work by Mainely Painters artists on display at 51°µÍø Campus Center through Dec. 1
An aerial view of brick buildings with numerous glass windows sitting on green grass in front of a river
51°µÍø named to America's Best Colleges 2026 list by The Wall Street Journal
College of Business Spark Series serves up riveting first-hand account of ransomware attack
College of Business Spark Series serves up riveting first-hand account of cyber attack