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UMS, companies aim to boost IT grads
March 31, 2011The University of Maine System is planning a new partnership with private businesses to boost the number of students graduating with computer and information sciences degrees.
March 31, 2011Federal cuts threaten UMaine lab
March 29, 2011A research laboratory at the University of Maine is slated to close and its 18 employees left jobless, now that its federal funding has been cut.
March 29, 2011Alfond Foundation pledges $5M to college
March 23, 2011Thomas College in Waterville has received a $5 million pledge to help fund its planned campus expansion.
March 23, 2011A matter of degrees | Verso offers scholarships to train younger workers
March 21, 2011Verso Paper Corp. in Jay has started a new scholarship program to try to create more qualified workers for its pulp and paper mills and fill its ranks with younger employees.
March 21, 2011Many Flags/One Campus project to buy land
March 16, 2011An initiative that would create a joint high school/associate degree educational campus in the midcoast has taken a step forward.
March 16, 2011UMaine picks new president
March 15, 2011Paul Ferguson, the former vice chancellor of academic affairs at Southern Illinois University, is the new president of the University of Maine.
March 15, 2011Good Will-Hinckley pitches magnet school
March 15, 2011Officials at Good Will-Hinckley are proposing an agricultural and environmental-themed magnet school and are seeking state funds to launch it.
March 15, 2011MTI grant to help manufacturing R&D
March 8, 2011The Maine Technology Institute has given the University of Southern Maine and University of Maine a $493,577 grant to boost their partnerships with private-sector manufacturers.
March 8, 2011Bowen confirmed for top education post
March 4, 2011Stephen Bowen, Gov. Paul LePage's former senior policy adviser, today will be sworn in as commissioner of the Department of Education.
March 4, 2011Husson launches new business college
March 1, 2011Husson University's board of trustees has approved a new college of business that will help it attract more students.
March 1, 2011- February 17, 2011
Bowen LePage's education pick
February 17, 2011As expected, Gov. Paul LePage has nominated his senior policy adviser Stephen Bowen as commissioner of the Department of Education, a choice that some officials are questioning.
February 17, 2011UMaine composites center wins patent
February 11, 2011The University of Maine's Advanced Structures and Composites Center has been issued a patent for a unique technology used to strengthen bridge and building beams.
February 11, 2011Husson announces $15M expansion
February 2, 2011Husson University is planning a $15 million expansion of its Bangor campus to accommodate growing enrollment.
February 2, 2011$1.2M to fund NMCC energy center
January 25, 2011Northern Maine Community College has received $1.2 million to open an alternative energy education and training center.
January 25, 2011Thomas College plans major expansion
January 19, 2011Thomas College in Waterville yesterday unveiled a new master plan that includes nearly doubling the size of its campus to accommodate its growing enrollment.
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