Tag: Tiffany Smith

  UMPI kicked off Friday’s homecoming festivities with the dedication ceremony of the Zillman Family Greenhouse. Back in March 2018, UMPI revealed a new bachelor’s degree program for Agricultural Science and Agribusiness....

You probably don’t think a lot about how your electricity comes to you. Usually you just flick a switch or press a button. We know that the power travels to our homes from power lines, but how does the power reach the power...

  UMPI has been making great leaps in innovation in the last few years. They were recently named one of the top 5 Most Innovative Schools for Regional Colleges in the North. In addition to this, they received four other top...

The Cinemaniacs Filmmaking Club of UMPI had one goal over the last two semesters: to make a film. The result became “The 9th Reward.” The story follows Robin, who is trapped inside a room with three doors. She must choose one...

Although Valentine’s Day has gone past, Cupid is on the move in Aroostook County. This season’s finale of the reality TV show, “The Bachelor,” may have just wrapped its  previous season, but the producers are on the lookout for...

In the summer of 2018,  devastation swept through the Carolinas. The culprit? Hurricane Florence. The University of Maine at Presque Isle has been organizing a volunteer trip in an effort to help communities in the Carolinas...

At 15 years old, Evan Zarkadas boarded an airplane in Greece. A new chapter in his life had begun. Greece had been the place Evan had called home. Alongside Evan were his father, mother and brother as they entered an airport in...

What better way to kick off the spring semester than with a night of dancing? Students at the University of Maine at Presque Isle brought out their finest suits and dresses for a night of dancing at the UMPI Snowball. As a part...

With Christmas right around the corner, it’s time to deck the halls and blast Michael Buble’s holiday album on repeat. While people are just beginning to celebrate the holiday season with the commencement of Thanksgiving and...

  Reed Farrar, 21, worked at a typical summer job during the three months away from college. He could easily recall the hot summer days spent working long hours in a non-air-conditioned warehouse lifting heavy boxes. The...

Imagine delving deep into the belly of a historical fort while running through cornfields, being chased by clowns with chainsaws and rounding a corner only to be confronted by the twin girls from Stephen King’s “The Shining.”...

The University Distinguished Lecturer Series brought Dr. Michael Herzfeld to campus, Sept. 26-28. His lecture “Overcoming Cultural Difference: Living the Lives of Strangers,” talked about how anthropologists do this and how it...