Why is there a need to promote these holidays so early in advance when we know people will continue to buy whatever products are available during that season?

Although the season of horror has come to an end and the ghouls of Farmington Fright Fest are now laid to rest, they sure provided a scary good time at the Farmington Fairgrounds.

The summer of 2023 saw big changes on campus, like the repaving of the roads and building of sidewalks. Campus now has automatic locking dorm room doors and free laundry, which has greatly impacted students.

Student athletes have hectic schedules and have to make sure they are managing their time wisely. If their grades start to drop, they can’t play the sport they love because the student has to come before the athlete.

With November here and the cold air making its way back, the burnout of students at UMF is starting to rise. Students have worked tirelessly for the past two months on classes and other responsibilities.

Despite its grand arsenal of tools and machinery, the makerspace at the University of Maine at Farmington remains much quieter than many hoped for it to be when it was first put together.