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A student-built sensor package logging pH and temperature at fifteen-minute intervals has been running at the field station since February.

A placement agreement puts two students into a working hatchery each summer and puts university monitoring capability into the hatchery.

A three-year award supports work on translating regional sea level projections into a form a municipal planner can act on.

The graduate program in marine mammal science has produced its first graduates. All five have positions in assessment, consulting or doctoral study.

Northmoor conferred degrees on 16 May, across all twelve programs and for the first time including graduates of the MS in Marine Mammal Science.

A new endowed scholarship will support undergraduates from working coastal communities, with the first awards made for fall 2026 entry.

Clinic students gave evidence on a coastal permitting rule on behalf of a community organization that could not afford its own analysis.

Seven years after graduating, an alumna describes the part of the job that no course covers: being in the room when the number becomes a decision.

The student competition team finished third at a regional autonomous underwater vehicle event, in the first year they had a basin to test in.

Thirty meters long, five deep, with a wave maker at one end. The basin opened in January and was fully booked within a month.

A glider flew repeat sections across the shelf break for eleven days without intervention and returned a complete record, including two exchange events.

Six weeks, two mooring recoveries and one redeployment. The recovered instruments hold a full year of measurements from a site that cannot be visited in winter.