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Search efforts for 19-year-old former University of Maine student Chance Lauer have been paused until spring due to winter weather conditions, according to the Orono Police Department (OPD), which is asking anyone with information to contact Detective Sergeant Cyr at 207-866-4000.
On Jan. 24, students and community members across the UMaine campus received an emergency...
On Jan. 31, the University of Maine men’s hockey team returned to Alfond Arena to take on the visiting Providence Friars in a Hockey East matchup. Despite holding the lead for much of the night and controlling play in key moments, the Black Bears fell 3-2 in overtime after the Friars scored late in regulation and again in the extra frame.
The Black Bears opened t...
The University of Maine Board of Trustees (BoT) has voted to move forward with the North Campus Infrastructure plan, which includes the demolition of Crossland Hall — the home of the Franco-American Centre and the oldest building on the UMaine campus. The decision follows a Jan. 26 public commentary meeting packed with heavy discussion pertaining to the issue.
Crosslan...
Intensified immigration enforcement has put Maine in the national spotlight with mass protests and public anxieties. Following the detainment of University of Southern Maine student Jean-Pierre Obiang, the Orono community has braced for possible impact, in case Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) looks to other UMaine system students.
With ICE activity ongoing, t...
In the very best of the late winter days, where most can expect temperatures well into the teens, the only people who are outside are those who actually need to be outside. Despite clear threats by nature, there remain plenty of organizations willing to brave the snow and liven up this dreary month of January.
One of these organizations is the Maine Animal Club.<...