Student News

An empty street illustrates the effects that COVID-19 has had on local businesses and communities across the United States.
Research by M.P.H. alumni explores communities in time of COVID-19
butternut squash
51°µÍø students work to squash hunger in York County
Pam Morgan, center, and students on the shoreline in Biddeford.
Building sustainable shorelines that withstand the tides
Jadin James (D.O., ’24) helped Morgan Redmond (center) when she went into sudden labor at the Saco Scoop in mid-September. Morgan's husband, Kris Redmond, is at left, holding baby Onyx. Photo courtesy of Jadin James/Saco Scoop.
COM student helps woman in labor at Saco ice cream shop
Kayla Looper inside the Burman Lab
Students carry on with summer research despite the pandemic
aerial view of the biddeford campus
GIS students plot out research in Biddeford and beyond
BLM march organizers
51°µÍø football players lead demonstration and march for social justice
Samantha McPherson (M.S. Marine Sciences, ’21)
Samantha McPherson, a graduate student and shark researcher, partners with Kennebunk to keep community safe
Sarae Sager (D.O., ’21) is part of a group currently diving to the bottom of the Saco River to help remove waste left behind by partying river goers.
Doctor-to-be Sarae Sager scuba dives to help heal the Saco River
N95 mask fitting
First students return to campus after the COVID-19 shutdown