Traveling soon? Download an audiobook or e-book from the cloudLibrary database using your UNE ID card number as your library card. A wide variety of fiction and non-fiction titles are available.
The University of New England, in coordination with the Portland Society for Architecture (PSA), is celebrating a collection of maps representing the city of Portland’s past and future possibilities in a new exhibition, The Complete City: Imagined, at UNE’s Portland Campus Art Gallery (716 Stevens Ave). This community-focused exhibition will include displays of historic maps [...]
Volume 5, Issue 1 of Akesis: Journal of Narrative Medicine has been published in DUNE:Digital UNE. Akesis is created and run by UNE students and covers the art of gathering, creating, and sharing stories of illness and healing. Check out this issues collection of fiction and non-fiction works, poetry, photographs and illustrations.
The 7th edition of the official source for APA style, the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, is now available in the libraries on both campuses.
Never fear! Your subject guide is safe. On the previous library website, there was a long list of subjects near the bottom of the page: Now, simply click the teal button that says "Research by Subject" and you will be directed to the same list of subjects you know and love: As always, librarians are [...]
Did you know October is American Archives Month?! Celebrate with us on Wednesday, October 30, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Ketchum Library art gallery. Eat free fall food! Make creepy crafts or a fancy button! Power through an archival obstacle course for a chance to win a prize! Read spooky stories!
feature image "living w ghosts" will be the culminating event of Devon Kelley-Yurdin’s time as Creative Fellow at the Maine Women Writers Collection. We will hear from Devon about their time in the archive and where that process led, and we will collectively explore a range of memory practices with the purpose of creating an [...]
St. Francis Room, Ketchum Library, Biddeford Campus
Annoucing this year's Donna M. Loring Lecture: "Teaching Wabanaki History and Culture in Maine: Challenges and Opportunities." Since 2001, Maine law has required that K-12 education incorporate Wabanaki history and culture. Donna M. Loring, who was then the Penobscot Representative to the Maine State Legislature, sponsored the legislation. This year's Donna M. Loring Lecture assesses [...]
Beginning Monday, September 16, UNE libraries on both campuses will be open 24 hours a day, 5 days a week! The libraries' usual schedule will be: open at 8 a.m. on Sunday morning and remain open until 10 p.m. Friday night. Saturday hours will be 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. Don't forget: A valid UNE [...]
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