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Graduate student workers are calling on the University of Maine system to negotiate a fair contract with the newly formed union.
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The University of Maine, along with the Universities of Maine at Machias and at Fort Kent, will launch the "Finish Strong" program next spring to incentivize those with a pending associate's or bachelor's degree to finish their studies.
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The system has faced significant challenges recently, largely due to a decline in enrollment.
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The University of Maine System is going into its new year with a new strategic plan for the first time in nearly two decades.
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The University of Maine System says that it has reached an agreement to potentially recognize a graduate student workers' union.
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More student representation will be added to the University of Maine System's Board of Trustees, under a law signed by Gov. Janet Mills.
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The idea is to find other spaces for asylum seekers, so that homeless shelters can be used for the population they were designed to serve.
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The University of Maine System students would see their tuition and fees rise next year under a proposed budget approved at committee level on Wednesday.
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Maine's community colleges are seeing a boom in enrollment thanks to Gov. Janet Mills' decision to make it free for recent high school graduates. But it's come at a cost: the state's university system is experiencing a comparable decrease in enrollment.
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University of Maine System officials say declining enrollment could lead to tough budget decisions next year for several campuses.