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In May of 2026 UNE’s Arts and Humanities department wished a warm farewell to one of the pillars of the history faculty on campus, Dr. Elizabeth DeWolfe, who retired earlier this year, worked tirelessly for her students for over 30 years, and co-founded the Gender, Women, and Sexuality minor. Dr. Jennifer Tuttle, Dorothy M. Healy
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On Friday, September 18, the Maine Outdoor Film Festival celebrated its second annual screening on UNE campus and fifteenth year promoting outdoor film experiences relating to community, conservation, creativity, and a common love of nature. Of all of the wonderful works shown throughout the evening, none was better equipped to exemplify these messages than
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Cascade Falls: picture a land of whimsy, a scenario of joy and friendship and creativity in a scenic realm. Cascade Falls is a winding walking trail in Saco– a ways past Funtown Splashtown but before you get to the mystical lands of Scarborough. It’s genuinely gorgeous! And it’s a very casual trail, great for any... The post Taya’s Tracks first appeared on T
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UNE Football started the season with two tough losses to teams with which they have consistently battled since their creation in 2017. Last season, the football team ended with an 8-2 record, only losing against Endicott and Curry. This gave them momentum and hope going into this season, and their home opener against Hampden-Sydney College... The post UNE Fo
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Whether I’m in the dining hall, or mournfully staring through the Featherman classroom windows during lecture, I always have my eyes peeled for UNE’s fashion elites. Those students who wake up in the morning and rain or shine serve looks for us onlookers. This week we meet one such student for this installment of Stormin’
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As the race for Maine senate has heated up, with former state senate president Troy Jackson taking oysterman Graham Platner’s spot in an unprecedented nomination convention amid Platner’s sexual assault allegations, the race for Maine’s second congressional district has received significantly less attention. Maine’s second congressional district covers a maj
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UNE’s Biddeford campus has been undergoing significant change over the past year. From the ACAS building under construction to the remaking of Leonard Hall into a permanent home for the College of Business, the university is turning its gaze on updating the old and bringing in the new. At the beginning of the Fall 2026
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On September 16th, the University of New England’s Biddeford Campus Center was filled with energy and enthusiasm as students, faculty, staff, and community members joined together for the annual “Meals for Maine” event. Between UNE’s two campuses, five hundred volunteers helped better the community by working together for the very important cause of helping
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Endicott College has had the opposite start to the season from UNE. They were undefeated going into this game, and this was going to be an uphill battle for UNE. UNE was ready for the challenge, though, and weren’t going down without a fight at home. Endicott wins the coin toss and defers, and UNE... The post Frustrating Rivalry Loss as Endicott Tops UNE 55-
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Last spring UNE said goodbye to some of the faculty who helped shape the UNE of today. One such professor is Dr. Pam Morgan, Professor Emerita of Environmental Studies. Departing from the school in May of 2026, Dr. Morgan moved on to pursue other projects in her retirement, leaving behind a loving community of students
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