11 MAR 2020 · Host Suzanne Murphy speaks with Dr. Newell about her Sports Management classes here at USM.

17 FEB 2020 · In this episode USM Now host Suzanne Murphy speaks with Andrew King the Director of Graduate Studies and USM student Tod VanZandt, the chair of the Graduate Student Board.

23 JAN 2020 · Suzanne Murphy speaks with Professor Moffa about his research and writing on the legal tools available to combat the policy challenge of global climate change, drawing on the fields of environmental law, administrative law, criminal law, property law, and international law.

2 DEC 2019 · Join host Suzanne Murphy as she speaks with Robert Sanford about climate change, why teaching young people matters, and what's happening in the environmental sciences department.

28 OCT 2019 · Join USM Now host Suzanne Murphy and Dr. Donna Wampole DSW, LCSW Assistant Professor in the Social Work department.

18 OCT 2019 · Join USM Now host Suzanne Murphy as she speaks with Adele Baurch, Devon Mulligan and Jordan Shaw about having conversations regarding mental and physical safety both theoretical and hands on.

11 OCT 2019 · Professor Mike Callahan talks with USM Now host Suzanne Murphy about teaching science to non-majors and the importance of everyone having a better understanding of science and it's role in everything we do.

31 MAY 2019 · USM Now host Suzanne Murphy speaks with Jan and Justin about their individual approaches to making art, the importance and power of collaborative and interdisciplinary art, artist as activist and their work in the exhibit "Melt Down."

26 APR 2019 · Dr. Lbby Bischof is the executive Director of the Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education. The Map Library preserves the cartographic heritage of the state, region, and nation.

24 APR 2019 · At USM, Rebecca leads the Honors Thesis Writing Workshop, and teaches Honors interdisciplinary seminars with social justice and service learning themes, including "Race: Reflection and Reality" and "Multi-ethnic Graphic Novels." Her dissertation is entitled Contested Identities: Racial Indeterminacy and Law in the American Novel, 1900-1942.