OPINION: You can’t live in Maine without having an opinion about winter. Some celebrate at the first snowfall, gleefully dancing among twirling flakes that cover the landscape. Others shrug off winter ...

More than 90 employers set up tables on the basketball courts to showcase their companies and talk with interested students at the 2015 engineering job… ...

Democrat Jordan Wood is running for Maine Congressional District 2, but his connection to Mothership Strategies raises questions about his devotion to constituents. An anonymous source who worked with ...

When a celebrity dies in our culture, there is usually a short moment of mourning quickly followed by a sense of appreciation for what made that person famous. Some hit harder than others. I still ...

The Maine Campus huddled in the cold as the last ballots were submitted at 8 p.m. The successful day in the Collins Center for the Arts (CCA) showed a high voter turnout regardless of the wind, rain ...

Residents of Machias can all agree, there is a new face to the University of Maine Machias. From repaints of the building interior to paved roads, we’re putting ourselves back on the map and back out ...

As many readers will know, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, more commonly known as PFAS, have been a growing environmental concern in Maine. As defined by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, ...

The early days of Trump’s second reign have been characterized by the term “executive order.” Numerous executive orders have come forth with varying degrees of constitutionality. These executive ...

Many people associate the University of Maine with its intense hockey culture. In fact, the head coach of the men’s hockey team, Benjamin Barr is the second-highest-paid regular employee at the ...

"Krampus" monster seated at typewriter after taking over the Maine Campus, with an employee trapped in the corner. Illustration by Tilia Baratta ...

On a night with clear skies and stars shining their brightest, a grandpa shows his grandson the little dipper. That grandson knew, from that moment forward, he would be looking at the stars forever.

Frigid temperatures and windy weather conditions didn’t stop protesters from voicing their concerns, with some even climbing a mountain of freshly-plowed snow to be better spotted by cars honking in ...