• Words from the photographer:

    Rileigh Forslund, Hospitality Major This picture was taken in Naples, Maine. It was taken one of the first times I had ever been to this spot and the first time I had been there at sundown (my favorite time of the day). Getting to spend time outside, even if it’s 10 minutes a day, means the… Read more

  • Poetic License

    By Hali Sarah Parsons, Horticulture Major “Circles Of Hope” His cry is the music His love is the gifts His health is the toxicity Only expression can lift My Sadness is tears My love is caressing My health is in My truth of expression No hidden desires No mask for protection Vulnerability is strength Strength leads… Read more

  • Gone But Not Forgotten: 3 Sports Legends Depart with No One to Take Their Place

    September has been a cruel month considering who from the sporting world has departed this orbiting arena of sports. Within a span of 9 days the worlds of basketball and baseball saw two of their greats depart, and whose personalities and prowess on the court or field will never be replaced. Two weeks ago this… Read more

  • With Two Initiatives to Choose From, Mainers Have a Big Decision to Make

    With Two Initiatives to Choose From, Mainers Have a Big Decision to Make

    By Ashley Berry, Liberal Arts – Political Science This coming year Maine voters will have the option of legalizing marijuana. There are two initiatives that have been filed by two groups, The Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol and Legalize Maine. Although both groups submitted initiatives that would legalize the great herb recreationally, they both have… Read more

  • Surviving Campus – Part One: Classroom Ethics and Study Habits

    Megan Prevost, Biotechnology Major I don’t know about you, but moving on to campus terrified me and starting my classes terrified me even more. I didn’t even know what to do. Was leaving my door open a good way to make friends? Do I take notes whenever the teacher says something, and do I really need… Read more

  • Out of Darkness and Into Light

    By Illaria Dana On September 20th, Bath, Maine hosted an Out of Darkness walk to raise awareness about suicide and funding for suicide prevention. The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) organizes walks like these in cities across the country. Walks were held in Scarborough, Orono, Waterboro and Fort Kent this year. Students from the… Read more