The University of Maine at Farmington invites the public to a series of Public Forum events on the UMF campus during the spring 2024 semester. These thematic panel discussions explore creative and academic topics while engaging perspectives from UMF faculty, students and members of the Farmington community. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A […]

Finding a bird out of its normal range is always an excitingevent. Birds’ ability to fly sometimes produces jaw-dropping occurrences wellbeyond the normal range of a species. This Western Maine Audubon talk will explore some of the research that has been done to explain vagrancy in birds. Some explanations rely on intentional movements to explore […]

FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by UMF Admissions. Contact UMF Admissions,207-778-7050. farmington.edu. umfadmit@maine.edu

Stop by the table in the Student Center to register to vote or get more information on the process! By voting, you are keeping Maine's democracy strong and continuing a long history of citizen participation in the governing of our state and nation. Location: Olsen Student Center. FREE. Open to the public. Sponsored by Gold LEAFa […]

Antoinette Prien Schultze and Brigtitte Keller are longtime friends whose artwork forms a rich conversation on abstraction, process, material, natural form, and modern design. Schultze's monumental sculptures speak to the resilience of the threatened natural world, while the deceptively complex, layered surfaces of Keller's immersive paintings evoke both the enduring and transient aspects of nature. […]

Human beings have a tendency to center themselves in everything that occurs on Earth. Even scientific hypotheses and theories are subject to anthropocentric bias, and this is no less evident in how humans interpret insect sounds. In the first part of this program, Moss will define characteristics of insect sound-making and discuss how those sounds […]

FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by UMF Admissions. Contact UMF Admissions,207-778-7050. farmington.edu. umfadmit@maine.edu

Antoinette Prien Schultze and Brigtitte Keller are longtime friends whose artwork forms a rich conversation on abstraction, process, material, natural form, and modern design. Schultze's monumental sculptures speak to the resilience of the threatened natural world, while the deceptively complex, layered surfaces of Keller's immersive paintings evoke both the enduring and transient aspects of nature. […]

Antoinette Prien Schultze and Brigtitte Keller are longtime friends whose artwork forms a rich conversation on abstraction, process, material, natural form, and modern design. Schultze's monumental sculptures speak to the resilience of the threatened natural world, while the deceptively complex, layered surfaces of Keller's immersive paintings evoke both the enduring and transient aspects of nature. […]

Antoinette Prien Schultze and Brigtitte Keller are longtime friends whose artwork forms a rich conversation on abstraction, process, material, natural form, and modern design. Schultze's monumental sculptures speak to the resilience of the threatened natural world, while the deceptively complex, layered surfaces of Keller's immersive paintings evoke both the enduring and transient aspects of nature. […]

FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by UMF Admissions. Contact UMF Admissions,207-778-7050. farmington.edu. umfadmit@maine.edu

Play pickleball at the FRC to earn your level II incentive! More details located on the registration form via the QR code (can be found in email sent to all staff/faculty as well as posted at the FRC.) Location: Fitness and Recreation Center Court 2. FREE. UMF Community Only.  Sponsored by: Fitness and Recreation Center […]