• Enrollment Boosts for College, Declines for Universities

    Enrollment Boosts for College, Declines for Universities

    After launching a revolutionary free college program in the spring of 2022, Maine community colleges have seen a huge enrollment boost, with students swarming to the new program. At the same time, Read more

  • A Review of SMCC’s study spaces

    Here at SMCC, students have access to study spaces on campus that each serve as their own sanctuaries for students. Depending on how you like to study, there are dozens of different Read more

  • How to Avoid the Horrors of Doom Scrolling

    How to Avoid the Horrors of Doom Scrolling

    Many of us are already familiar with the term “Doom Scrolling.” In case you’re uninformed, doom scrolling is the act of exposing yourself to copious amounts of unhealthy screen time. It can Read more

  • “Nobody Likes Throwing Up”

    “Nobody Likes Throwing Up”

    I’ve heard this sentence for years, and every time I feel like my soul is being crushed just a little bit more. Emetophobia is the intense fear of vomiting. This may sound Read more

  • Sears Island Wind Turbine Proposal

    Sears Island Wind Turbine Proposal

    Governor Janet Mills has proposed a new offshore wind turbine port off from Sears Island to help jumpstart clean energy in Maine. But the Sears Island community is upset. Based on research Read more

  • FAFSA: Sign, Sealed, Undelivered

    FAFSA: Sign, Sealed, Undelivered

    Students are tense as FAFSA still struggles to release aid packages before enrollment deadlines. Colleges are facing extreme pressure as students still aren’t receiving their aid packages from FAFSA (known as Free Read more