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Eric Mina Hypnotizes UMF Students in Mesmerizing Show
By Elina Shapiro - Contributing Writer Eric Mina, a life coach and certified hypnotherapist from Scranton, PA, hypnotized ten students at UMF during his show on Friday the 13th. At the start of the show, Mina invited anyone in the audience to come on stage to be...
Two Hurricanes Prompt Cancellation of Virgin Islands Travel Course
By Leah Boucher - Staff Reporter Nancy Prentiss, UMF Lecturer in Biology, has announced that the Tropical Island Ecology Course for May of 2018 will no longer take place, due to the devastation from Hurricanes Maria and Irma. Prentiss was in the middle of...
Tattoos of UMF
By Cheyenne Judkins - Contributing Writer As tattoos are on the rise on the UMF campus, many students are getting them for very special reasons. These art pieces come in many shapes and sizes, but they’re all significant, some even have a story. Some people get...
Perfecting the Balancing Act: Kayla Tremblay
By Leah Boucher -Staff Reporter The sun shone on a Friday morning through the basement windows of Dakin into the dance studio, where red and dark blue costumes reflected their sparkles onto the walls. Three mirrors placed together on the front wall captured...
My First Corn Maze Experience: Wicked Fun!
By Haiyu Zheng -Contributing Writer When the view of ten acres of cornfield finally came into sight as we drove, my friends and I started feeling thrilled about heading out to the field with excitement and an adrenaline rush. I was a little bit...
New Commons Project
By Anthony Lewis - Contributing Writer The onset of the fall semester brought the New Commons Project, a public humanities initiative spearheaded by Interim Provost Eric Brown and Associate Professor Kristen Case, and generously funded by the Mellon Foundation. "For...
Drive-Thru Bans: A Solution for Franklin County?
Lindsay Mower - Staff Reporter In effort to increase health promotion, some towns have adopted drive-thru bans for fast food establishments. In some communities this type of ban has been around as far back as 1982: like San Luis Obispo, a college town located on the...
UMF Students Fight September Heatwave
By Cheyenne Judkins - Contributing Writer The recent unexpected high temperatures affecting Farmington have forced students to find methods to stay cool. Marissa Chamberlain, a junior Elementary Education major, said, “I think it’s crazy how hot it’s been. I don’t...
UMF Reflects on Confederate Monuments in Roundtable Discussion
By Andrew Devine Editor-in-Chief UMF recently hosted campus and community members for a UMF Roundtable discussion of the issues that arise around “Statues, Memorials and Memory.” The United States has been reckoning with its past these past few months, occasionally at...
UMF Students in Relay For Life Kick Off to Save Lives
By Alicia Davis - Contributing Writer UMF students in Relay For Life are prepare for the busy year ahead. Relay for Life is a portion of American Cancer Society that raises money for cancer awareness, cancer treatment, provide housing near hospitals and more. The big...
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