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UMaine Machias unveils newly renovated Reynolds Gymnasium 

The renovation included a new hardwood floor, bleachers and sound system and upgraded scoreboards. The replaced flooring and bleachers dated back 55 years.

White House picks UMaine’s Ferrini-Mundy for National Science Board

The White House cited Ferrini-Mundy’s leadership in advancing Maine’s workforce and economy, taking UMaine to a top-tier research classification and making extensive capital improvements.

Maine universities will offer free tuition to Lewiston shooting victims, families

The Lewiston Strong Tuition Waiver program is available to eligible victims of the Oct. 25 shootings that left 18 people dead and 31 injured after a gunman opened fire at a bowling alley and a restaurant. It allows them to pursue a bachelor’s degree at any public Maine university. 

UMaine’s latest workforce training program to address changing oceans

Students will generate new data, tools and information about the effects of a rapidly changing ocean on local ecosystems.
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Newly named UMA president declines role amid flak over hiring process

Michael Laliberte, due to start in August as president of the University of Maine at Augusta, has stepped down, but will receive his $205,000 salary for at least a year.

Bucking national trend, UMaine enrollment soars to highest ever

Enrollment this fall is close to 12,000, representing a 2.1% increase over 2020, as the Orono school continues to attract students from out of state.

UMaine System to ramp up COVID testing in February

The new so-called test-trace-isolate strategy for the spring semester will require weekly COVID testing for all UMS community members with in-person experiences.

Higher ed notebook: $8.9M in emergency student aid, new workforce training options

The University of Maine System plans to disburse $8.9 million in emergency aid to students whose studies have been disrupted during the pandemic, while Southern Maine Community College adds to its workforce training offerings.
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UMaine System offers tuition break to other students stranded by COVID-19

Students whose education outside of Maine has been interrupted by the pandemic can attend the state's seven public universities and law school for the same tuition charged Maine residents.

UMaine System offers freebie to struggling students

To help struggling students succeed in college in preparation for entering the workforce, the University of Maine System on Friday said it will offer a course at no charge to promising first-year students who fail a class during their first semester. 
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