News and Events

News about the College of Osteopathic Medicine

In addition to being covered in the news both locally and nationally, UNE COM publishes The COMmunicator, a quarterly e-newsletter. It provides the digital means to communicate our commitment to the ever-growing field of Osteopathic Medicine, in the areas of research, community involvement, leadership, and engagement with students, faculty, professional staff, alumni, and beyond.

 

UNE students in health care professions read to local youth.
UNE dental, medical students honor MLK Jr.’s service legacy by reading to local youth
Kathleen Becker
UNE’s Kathleen Becker appointed chair of international bone imaging group
A group of students poses for a photo in UNE's Campus Center
UNE medical students continue holiday giving tradition in partnership with Biddeford Primary School
UNE professor helps bridge science and Indigenous wisdom through children’s literature
UNE professor helps bridge science and Indigenous wisdom through children’s literature
Srividya Alisetty, Rose Paadam, Madison Guay, and Anushka Malik
UNE medical students learn to prescribe ‘Food as Medicine’ through culinary, community immersion
Health care students discuss care options in UNE's simulation lab
UNE awarded $1.6M federal grant to launch opioid response workforce training program
Cropped 2025 aerial of UNE's Portland Campus for the Health Sciences
New School of Public and Planetary Health shows fast-growing impact to influential statewide audiences
UNE medical student creates 3D-printed pelvic model to better understand anatomy, draws praise
Medical student draws praise for developing 3D-printed pelvic model to improve anatomical understanding
Aerial image of the Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine
UNE continues course offering in Applied Genomics with world-renowned Jackson Laboratory
UNE medical school students participate in robust annual fall research symposium
UNE medical school students participate in robust annual fall research symposium

Upcoming Events

12/07
2026
Center for Global Humanities Lecture Series

How to Change a Memory

6:00 pm
Portland Campus for the Health Sciences
Steve Ramirez