Hello, Class of 2021! I hope you all have been able to keep warm and happy this winter. I have kept busy in Orono by enjoying some tea and warm snuggles from my beloved cat, Mina. I invite you to share any news or events in your life that you’d like your classmates to hear…

Hello, Class of 2021! My name is Jasmine Olivares, and I am the class correspondent for the Class of 2021. I am not a Maine native but have found campus to be a home away from home, and I am always excited to hear where classmates are as well as what they are doing. I…

Photographer Arend Thibodeau has published Forgotten Industry and Institutions of Maine: Tales of Milkmen, Axe Murderers, and Ghost Trains. “Changes to our industry and institutions have left behind artifacts of a bygone era,” Arend writes. “This book offers a visual tour of our forgotten past and practices in hopes of preserving history to prevent it…

The Class of 2021 needs someone to write this column twice a year. Please contact abigail.zelz@maine.edu at the Alumni Association to learn about becoming the class correspondent and writing classmates’ news. Mark Muir ’21 is putting his B.A. in theatre (and dance minor) to work at the Penobscot Theatre in Bangor, where he assists with…

Class of ’21 — this is your space for updates and class news. What are you doing for work and fun, where are you living, and what other news would you like to share? Have any vacation plans? Let us know! Please submit your news on the UMaine Alumni Association website or at bit.ly/3wu5acG The…