The University of Maine at Augusta has been without a permanent president since Allyson Handley left in 2014 to take a job in California after more than six years in Augusta.

The recently launched website contains detailed information about schools, including graduates’ earnings and loan debt.

The Bingham-based high school was ranked 175th out of 500 nationally by Newsweek for its efforts to send low-income students to college.

Higher-tuition students now make up 30 percent of the student body at the flagship campus.

Two bike desks, installed in a math classroom last year, have been a hit with students who say getting some exercise in the classroom helps them focus.