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Federal grant to help beekeepers and maple producers find their 'sweet spot'
May 19, 2017A $498,462 grant will support research at the University of Maine that has a goal of helping beekeepers and maple syrup producers find their “sweet spot.”
May 19, 2017
UMaine, Lanco collaboration accelerates L.L.Bean tote production
May 19, 2017L.L.Bean will be able to stitch tote bags in four to five seconds, thanks to a new automation machine created in a recent collaboration between the Advanced Manufacturing Center at the University of Maine and a Westbrook company.
May 19, 2017
Bates College kicks off $300M fundraising campaign
May 18, 2017Bates College kicked off the most ambitious fundraising effort in its history in Boston on Tuesday knowing that it already has raised $168.5 million, or more than half the $300 million goal, in the two-year quiet phase of seeking pledges.
May 18, 2017
St Joseph's College receives $2M gift for innovative nursing center
May 15, 2017A $2 million gift announced at Saint Joseph's College's commencement Saturday will help the college address critical shortages in the nursing workforce in Maine and across the country.
May 15, 2017
Outdoor training grounds: Pilot program at Acadia aims to improve science literacy in schools
May 15, 2017Acadia National Park is often cited for its natural beauty, but a new initiative would use the park as a learning lab where teachers and students of all ages can acquire key skills to apply to STEM disciplines and ultimately, turn that knowledge
May 15, 2017Retraining your way into a new line of work
May 15, 2017In the business world, life often imitates art. “Life” is a story in the Washington Post that says that interns at Facebook make $8,000 a month. How many of you had unpaid internships in college? I know I did.
May 15, 2017
Colleges respond to Maine's need for nurses
May 15, 2017Maine is facing a growing shortage of nurses, a situation that affects every person in a state where health care goes hand-in-hand with an aging population. That's spurring investments by colleges and universities in new programs to train nurses.
May 15, 2017
Job training: Maine Community College System syncs with businesses to get people working
May 15, 2017Ralph Jellison was in his early 50s when he lost his job with the closure of Verso Paper Corp.'s mill in Bucksport in April 2015.
May 15, 2017
Alfond Foundation $5.3M grant to fund business institute at Thomas College
May 11, 2017Thomas College has received a $5.3 million commitment for a new institute for business from the Harold Alfond Foundation.
May 11, 2017
Saint Joseph’s College unveils $4.7M athletic complex
May 5, 2017Saint Joseph's College unveiled its $4.7 million athletics complex with a ceremonial turf-setting event on Thursday.
May 5, 2017
SMCC, UNE sign transfer agreement to train pharmacists
May 2, 2017Southern Maine Community College and the University of New England have signed a new transfer agreement that will ensure that SMCC students can transfer seamlessly to UNE's Doctor of Pharmacy program upon graduation.
May 2, 2017Kaplan campuses in Maine among those sold to Purdue
May 1, 2017Purdue University's plan to acquire Kaplan University affects three campuses in Maine.
May 1, 2017Pilot program aims to boost digital workforce
May 1, 2017A pilot project among Venture Hall, Thomas College and Project>Login could bring much-needed software development classes to Maine using the Code Fellows program developed in Seattle.
May 1, 2017
USM and SMCC launch program to address shortage of engineers in Maine
April 26, 2017The University of Southern Maine and Southern Maine Community College signed a series of agreements on April 24 designed to boost the numbers of qualified engineers entering the Maine workforce.
April 26, 2017
Tyler Technologies awards $10K to 2017 Maine App Challenge winners
April 24, 2017Five tech-savvy students from three Maine high schools received college scholarships totaling $10,000 as winners of the 2017 Tyler Technologies Maine App Challenge, a contest that encourages students to develop a mobile application and create a
April 24, 2017
Colby gets $25 million gift for students to study abroad
April 20, 2017Students at Colby College will have greater opportunity to study abroad, thanks to a $25 million gift to the Waterville liberal arts college from the Davis family and a trustee of its charitable foundation, Andrew Davis, a 1985 graduate.
April 20, 2017
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