On Thursday, November 13, from 12-1 p.m., there will be a moderated panel discussion of teachers (some UMF alumni), community members, parents, and middle school children to learn about how community and schools are intertwined. Location: Education Center Lobby. FREE. UMF Community Only. Sponsored by: Kathryn Will, 207-778-7406.
University of Maine at Farmington Men's Basketball vs Vermont State University Castleton
University of Maine at Farmington Men's Cross Country at NCAA East Regionals
University of Maine at Farmington Women's Cross Country at NCAA East Regionals
📣 You’re Invited! UMF November Open House Come see what college life at the University of Maine at Farmington is all about! Explore majors, meet students, and picture yourself here. ✨ What to Expect: Chat with professors and current UMF students Learn about all of UMF’s majors and programs Tour campus, classrooms, and residence halls […]
University of Maine at Farmington Men's Basketball vs Norwich University
University of Maine at Farmington Women's Basketball vs Fisher College
University of Maine at Farmington Women's Basketball vs Hartwick College
University of Maine at Farmington Men's Basketball vs Bowdoin College
Deeply affected by the poverty in London and rampant child labor, Dickens wrote A Christmas Carol to promote social reform and advocate for the poor and underserved. First published in 1843, Dickens’ novella tells the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly and selfish man who has no use for Christmas and the kindness of others. […]
Fridays at Farmington Join us on campus for a special visit day designed to give you a true UMF experience! ✨ What to Expect: Guided campus tour with student ambassadors Info sessions on academics, student life & admissions A chance to see why UMF feels like home Whether you’re just starting your college search or […]
Deeply affected by the poverty in London and rampant child labor, Dickens wrote A Christmas Carol to promote social reform and advocate for the poor and underserved. First published in 1843, Dickens’ novella tells the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly and selfish man who has no use for Christmas and the kindness of others. […]