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Join us for a show that honors connection, empathy, and kindness at the root of studio practice Conduits of Care reflects the connectivity of community engagement, social consciousness, and visual art practices, through the lens of artists whose work supports an ethos of care. Both contemplative and outwardly-focused practices provide space for viewers to find [...]
Book challenges are no longer isolated disagreements over reading lists; they have become organized campaigns targeting public institutions, educators, and the freedom to read. Directed by Kim A. Snyder, the Emmy Award-winning documentary The Librarians tracks this surge from the Texas Krause List to school boards across the country, documenting the harassment faced by library [...]
Library censorship and pressure to limit or ban access to books and other media have increased in the US over the last year. Censorship touches everyone. Public libraries, school libraries & curricula, and higher education have all been impacted by organized attempts to restrict freedom to read and other First Amendment rights of freedom of [...]
St. Francis Room, Ketchum Library, UNE Biddeford Campus
Watch the lecture online. Psite ehpicik kcipokehtuwannuk – We Honor All Women During this time when women’s rights are being eroded and women’s historical accomplishments are being suppressed, we must have productive conversations about why this is happening and what can be done to support and protect the rights of women as full participants in [...]
Izabella Botto Learn best tips and tricks for finding and evaluating peer-reviewed articles with Consensus, an AI tool built for locating scholarly literature across all subjects. Lunch provided. Registration required. Open to all UNE students, staff and faculty. Facilitated by research and teaching librarian Izabella Botto. Register to Attend
Everything you need to know about voting in November's elections. Register to vote, ask questions about voting, or just grab a UNE Votes sticker. General Election Day On November 3, registered Maine voters will decide on a full ballot including races for governor, congress, and the state legislature. Why it Matters Your vote is your voice—and [...]
This is the third and final year of mini-grant opportunities for instructors who participate in our OER initiatives, funded by an $80,000 grant from the Davis Educational Foundation, established by Stanton and Elizabeth Davis after Mr. Davis’s retirement as chairman of Shaw’s Supermarkets, Inc. Grant Opportunties Open Research Grant This grant opportunity supports faculty-led research [...]
Beginning in the 1950s, composers in search of new sounds and new modes of performance began to push beyond the limits of traditional notation and experiment with alternative ways of visualizing sonic thought. This exhibition juxtaposes Cornelius Cardew’s Treatise — the landmark graphic score composed between 1963 and 1967 — with works by contemporary artists [...]
The experience of loss is universal; Gone From My Sight asks how we can witness death with a spirit of curiosity and intention while still honoring sorrow. Maine artists Jacqueline Scott, Rachel Sperry, Fran Vita-Taylor, and Ronnie Wilson, along with poet Hazel Koziol, offer a range of responses to this fundamental challenge. The exhibit features painting, sculpture, [...]
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