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Campus weather closure at 12:15 p.m. December 2

Posted: December 02, 2025 - 5:28 AM

In light of the inclement weather and our desire for everyone to travel home safely, campus will close today, Tuesday, December 2, at 12:15 p.m. Crews are working to restore power to affected buildings.

In-person and online classes beginning at that time or later are cancelled. Campus will reopen Wednesday, December 3, at 5:00 a.m. Only employees designated essential by Storm Day Staffing Plans should remain on campus after 12:15 p.m.

Fogler Library will close at 12:15 p.m.

The campus recreation center and residential dining will remain open.

Campus dining hours:

Open regular hours: Hilltop and York

Open until noon: Union Central and Quick Bytes

Open until 3pm: Starbucks and Bears Den (meal exchange from 2 – 3 p.m.)

Open until 6pm: Central Pub and Sal’s

Open 24 hours: Eat Now Market

Reminder: winter parking ban is in effect.

Questions?

Email [email url].

Maine Sea Grant produces and offers a variety of resources, from guides and brochures to podcasts and newsletters.

Our Project Websites

American Lobster initiative

boats in the water, taken from shore, on a sunny day with trees behind

Accessing the Maine Coast

a sardine can, a bit of rope, and some cellophane plastic on a weathered dock

Marine Debris

Oyster bags floating on the surface of a farm.

Aquaculture in shared waters

one hand giving an oyster to another hand, over a bed of oysters on seaweed.

The Maine Oyster Trail

Downeast Fisheries Trail

Maine Sea Grant publications

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Browse Publications

Peer-reviewed Publications

Scholarly articles produced by Sea Grant-funded researchers.

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Newsletters

Maine Sea Grant distributes a quarterly newsletter assembled by our Communications team. This newsletter provides updates in programming, research, education, and extension, as well as an events calendar to let you know all about what’s happening across the state in marine science!

Past newsletters can be accessed here, and feel free to sign up to receive our newsletter in your email inbox.

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Multimedia

Coastal Conversations has aired on WERU for over a decade – tune in each month for new episodes produced in cooperation with our friends at Schoodic Institute and the First Coast.

Visit Coastal Conversations

Our newest multimedia offering is the Maine Sea Farmers’ News Bulletin, helmed by our own Dana Morse. Listen on Apple Podcasts.

Visit the Maine Sea Farmers’ news bulletin

Follow us on YouTube! Our channels’ newest videos focus on introducing our talented, expert staff on our Meet the MET series.

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ARCHIVAL MATERIALS

Over the decades since our inception, Maine Sea Grant has supported work of incredible breadth and depth. As we move forward into new areas of work determined by the needs of the people of our state, region, and nation, we are taking care to preserve those older products and projects that still may be useful as reference material. You can find all that in our new archive section.

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