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The University of Maine at Fort Kent recently put the wraps on the month of October with a “Pink Dance” put on by members of the Student Senate to raise awareness and funds for cancer care.

Graduates of the St. John Valley Technology Center’s forestry program will now have the opportunity to achieve a degree in a shortened period of time.

It's one thing to make the Washington Monthly’s annual Bachelor’s College Rankings, but yet another to make a big leap within the ranking.

Prospective college-bound students will get a a chance to experience campus life at University of Maine at Fort Kent's annual Fall Open House.

A new professor at the University of Maine at Fort Kent has earned recognition on the federal level.

For the 15th Year, the University of Maine at Fort Kent has once again been named a “Best in the Northeast” college by The Princeton Review.

Boys and girls entering Pre-K through Grade 12 can sign up for a a week-long, action-packed co-ed soccer camp this summer at the University of Maine at Fort Kent.

Two of the five women authors of the anthology “Compassionate Journey, Honoring Our Mothers’ Stories,” will have a book reading on Tuesday, April 2 at 7:00 pm.

The Applied Forestry Management program at the University of Maine at Fort Kent recently received reaccreditation by the national accrediting body, the Society of American Foresters.

An event brings together talented musicians from throughout Aroostook County and western New Brunswick for an afternoon of impromptu performances.