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Maine colleges and universities sign national letter responding to Trump attacks on higher educationColby, Bates, Bowdoin, and The University of New England Presidents all joined more than 100 other university leaders nationally in signing the letter aimed to act as a "unified defense of learning and higher education."
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Protesters in the student union building received letters from Jim Hoppe, dean for student affairs, warning that if they remained in the building after 8:30 a.m. Monday they would be placed on immediate temporary suspension.
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The college said it has heard from early-career professors who don't have the savings to compete with cash buyers and who are struggling to buy their first homes. And some prospective employees have turned down job offers over concerns about finding a place to live.
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Bowdoin College President Clayton Rose will step down in June of 2023,
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President Clayton Rose announced on Wednesday that beginning Jan. 21, faculty, staff and students must get a booster shot within 30 days of becoming eligible.
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The school made the announcement on Monday, following similar moves by the University of Maine System and Lewiston's Bates College in recent weeks.
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Maine colleges and universities are announcing their plans for the fall as COVID-19 continues to alter campus life and instruction.University of Maine…
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Bowdoin College says only about one-third of its students will return to campus this fall. President Clayton Rose says planning for how to conduct the…
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There are still no reported cases of the new coronavirus in Maine, but both the University of Maine system and Bowdoin College announced Wednesday that…
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Bowdoin College has announced that it's asking students not to return to campus following spring break and will hold classes online due to concerns about…