Organizers of the University of Maine at Farmington’s annual Arts & Crafts Show seeks entrepreneurs, artists and crafters interested in selling their homemade and creative goods at UMF’s’ annual holiday sales event, according to a news release from UMF. The show will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 2, in […]
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University of Maine asks court to dismiss student’s lawsuit
The student, who is being investigated for allegations of sexual misconduct, argued that the university hadn’t protected him.
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UMF Visiting Writers Series continues Oct. 10
Poets Nickole Brown and Jessica Jacobs to read from their work.
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Climate Strikes scheduled to take place across Central Maine
Demonstrations to push for action on climate change will commence across the state on Friday morning, including four across Central Maine.
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Five Questions: UMF president Edward Serna
The president of the University of Maine at Farmington talks about the importance of communication in leadership.
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UMF student immersed in municipal government during Gardiner internship
Natalie Thomsen, a University of Maine at Farmington student, helped build out a geographic information system program to help manage the city’s storm water system.
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Micro and flash fiction workshop planned
The workshop is planned for Aug. 24 at the University of Maine at Farmington.
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University of Maine at Farmington dean’s list
Local students recognized for academic achievement for the spring semester.
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UMaine System chancellor visits Farmington campus
A reception was held Tuesday for Dannell Malloy to meet staff and stakeholders at UMF.
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UMF receives Davis Family Foundation grant to help fund project
The $38,495 grant will help fund a two-phase project for the Sweatt-Winter Center that will enhance the program and help renovate the center’s new home located at 274 Front St.