Confused by a citation? Need help finding the right source? Need to know if something is peer reviewed? Have general questions about your research assignments? Research and teaching librarians are here to help you with these questions and more. How to Contact Us Get walk-in help at the library 9am - 5pm on weekdays Use [...]
Join us and meet with artists Rebecca Goodale, Gretchen Halpert, Raquel P. Miller, and student-cartographer Matthew Pittsley. The exhibit "Seeking Light: Plants from Shoreline to Canopy in the Arts and Sciences" takes a look at the specificity of plants through various creative lenses. Snacks will be provided, and the artists will speak about their processes. [...]
Struggling with getting that final paper done? Need dedicated study time? Join us on November 27th from 7pm-Midnight for a night of academic support, free food, giveaways, de-stress activities, and most importantly: productivity! Long Night Against Procrastination (LNAP), is a motivating co-working event to help you power through your assignments. We'll help you set and complete [...]
Election Day is November 7, 2023. In Maine this year there will be two state legislative seats filled (District 45 and District 50) and numerous state and local ballot measures. Read more about these issues on Ballotpedia. Voting is a great privilege and come with some responsibilities. Make sure you are registered, know how to [...]
Are you interested in learning more about open education options? Join us to explore possible open textbook solutions. Did you know: An informal survey of UNE students showed that over 90% have opted not to purchase a textbook because it was too expensive? Open textbooks are full, real textbooks, used by many faculty; licensed to [...]
The American Library Association documented 1269 demands to censor library books and resources in 2022. That is almost double the 729 books challenges reported in 2021. From January 1 - August 31, there have already been 695 attempts to censor library materials and challenges to 1915 unique titles. Alarmingly, the majority of challenges in school [...]
Join UNE Librarian Sonya Durney as she hosts a Maine Humanities Council panel discussion "How Do We Keep Talking With Our Neighbors." Sonya and other panelists from Maine's library community will share how they connect with their communities despite the prevalence of fear and extreme viewpoints. Learn more about this program at the Maine Humanities [...]
We are participating in the Read ME summer reading program offered by the Maine State Library and the Maine Writer's & Publishers Alliance. Each year two titles by emerging Maine authors are selected to be read and discussed at local libraries. The series features author talks and discussions across the state. This summer's featured books [...]
Find resources to support the LGBTQIA+ community this pride month using UNE's Community Equity & Diversity Library Resource Initiative website. This website features books, articles, films, podcasts, many of which have been suggested by the UNE Community, in support and understanding of our LBGTQIA+ community members.
We welcome two new librarians to our staff and congratulate Sonya Durney on the completion of her Ph.D.! Welcoming Ann Price Ann Price is the new Access Services Librarian at Ketchum Library. Prior to coming to UNE, she was the Community Resources Coordinator at Portland Public Library. Ann has a Master of Library and Information [...]
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