Jason is a fourth-year marketing and business management major. He enjoys football, hockey, basketball and all music. Contact Jason at business@mainecampus.com. Peyton is a second-year student ...

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The Maine Campus welcomes republication of this article by other news organizations. Read our republication policy⁠ for guidelines. Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Troy Jackson is a fifth-generation ...

The University of Maine’s Student Government (UMSG) held its 1,618th meeting on Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Bangor Room of the Memorial Union. The meeting included the swearing-in of three new senators, ...

The University of Maine’s partnership with NASA has provided ample opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students, including the Maine Space Grant Consortium (MSGC). This grant is an extension ...

I am part of the class of 2025, meaning my freshman year was the last year we had Wells Dining Hall. For those of you who haven’t been on campus as long, the ghost-kitchen pub on campus used to be ...

You have probably heard the statement that World Cup tickets are insanely expensive, but the more accurate statement is that the entire 2026 World Cup is ridiculously expensive. Hotel prices in host ...

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 ...

With 536 active members in the latest report, Greek life has a large presence at the University of Maine. I should be upfront and say that I am in Greek life, and while writing this article, I am ...

On Sept. 17, University of Maine President Joan Ferrini-Mundy and Provost Gabriel Paquette sent a letter to UMaine faculty and staff detailing the $19 million budget deficit and plans to reduce it.

Debates on the privacy concerns and potential benefits of the automatic license plate readers (ALPR) known as Flock cameras have made their way to Old Town, and a preemptive ban is being considered.

You all know and love WMEB, but you may not know much about the DJs behind the mic. There are currently over 50 DJs working for the station, keeping 91.9 fm spinning around. This week I had the ...