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Engineering Operation Robot UMaine research in biomedical engineering poised to help revolutionize surgical procedures

Arts and Humanities [New] Media Savvy eMerging of technology and critical thinking creates a rich learning experience

Sciences The Big Switcheroo Sea slugs living as both animals and plants could provide clues to innate immunity

Business and Public Policy A Wild Ride Student investors learn important lessons on the Wall Street roller coaster

Arts and Humanities Carved in Stone UMaine and tribal experts collaborate to save Maine's rare petroglyphs on Machias Bay

The Big Switcheroo

Sea slugs living as both animals and plants could provide clues to innate immunity

by by Aimee Doloff | Photography by Mary Rumpho-Kennedy and Dan Lineberger

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Forestry Camp
In May, students take to the University Forest and Acadia National Park for three weeks of field training in integrated woodlands management.

Sea Slug Research
Undergraduates Helen Mattsson and Susan Devine talk about their project based on sea slugs that are able to photosynthesize.

Extra Curricular
Callithump! is a magazine of arts and literature distributed in plastic capsule in gumball machines for 25 cents and 50 cents.

Mac’s World
Malcolm Hunter is an avid and accomplished nature photographer. We asked him to share images from his collection that have personal meaning for him. He shares his picks in a narrated slideshow.