• Maine Has Gone Green—Why That’s A Bad Thing

    Maine Has Gone Green—Why That’s A Bad Thing

    This story is relatively old–however–it is still a very important topic in terms of the state’s identity. The local professional basketball team that has been affectionately known as the Maine Red Claws since their inaugural season in 2009 (a season which had record breaking fan turnout for a development team) went through a rebrand in… Read more

  • ICE Know your Rights

    ICE Know your Rights

    In Maine, the weather might be starting to get warmer, but ICE is still an issue that we Mainers have to deal with. It’s important to know your rights. One of the most important things is what ICE even stands for. ICE; Immigration & Customs Enforcement Read more

  • Watchdogs: Man’s Best Friend

    Watchdogs: Man’s Best Friend

    How Common Cause Fights for Your Rights (To Party) Common Cause is a non-profit organization that organizes citizen-led movements, functions as a government watchdog, and works to educate people on political matters. Founded in 1970, Common Cause is proudly considered “a people’s lobby.” With a focus on accountability, Common Cause has worked tirelessly to organize… Read more

  • Opinion; The Nation Wants Change

    Opinion; The Nation Wants Change

    Since the beginning of 2026 states have held their party primaries for the upcoming midterms and I have noticed a trend, many of the candidates winning in these elections are what many analysts call a change candidate, someone who believes in a different type of politics than the current norm. On March 3, 2026, Texas… Read more

  • Preventing Suicide in Young Adults

    Preventing Suicide in Young Adults

    In the United States suicide is the second leading cause of death in Americans ages 10-34 and twice as many as deaths by homicides. If you or someone you know is struggling with depression or thoughts of suicide, there are many sources to help. The biggest one is the National Institute of Mental Health, which… Read more

  • Being In Community

    Being In Community

    IIn 1955, Rosa Parks became widely known for her refusal to move from her seat on the bus, challenging segregation. At the time, buses in Montgomery, Alabama, were segregated by race. White passengers sat in the front while Black passengers were required to sit in the back. One day, the bus driver ordered Parks to… Read more