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Hundreds of Maine students will take to outdoor classrooms this year thanks to a new pilot program administered by University of Maine Cooperative Extension.
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System officials say enrollment stands at more than 25,000 students across all campuses, the largest in four years.
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Hazinginfo.org previously featured data from nine states but now features hazing data from nearly 1,500 colleges nationwide.
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The settlement is effective today, July 1st, and allows colleges and universities to pay athletes directly in addition to providing them with athletic scholarships.
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The University of Maine said the Trump administration has restored a federal grant for PFAS research that was terminated last month, but the agency has not reinstated other PFAS research grants to Maine groups.
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The University of Maine will opt out of a landmark settlement between the NCAA and Division 1 student athletes that would allow colleges and universities to pay athletes directly in addition to providing them with athletic scholarships.
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The University of Maine System says the Trump administration has either terminated or paused more than $45 million in federal awards.
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Engineers, scientists, and technicians are among those who will be laid off effective June 6.
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The University of Maine announced today that the federal government has restored $4.5 million in Sea Grant funding, which had been terminated in February.
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The energy department suspended a $12.5 million award just as a test array was set to launch offshore.