Now open for the UNE Community at the Portland Campus Art Gallery, this new exhibit features historical African masks from the collection of Oscar Mokeme in juxtaposition with site-specific installation by Asata Radcliffe. Learn more.

Now on exhibit at the Biddeford Campus Art Gallery, Persephone in the Late Anthropocene is a response by three visual artists to a poetry volume of the same name by Megan Grumbling, which presents a sequel to the Persephone myth and sets it in the age of climate crisis. Poet and artists reflect on the imagery and experience of climate […]

In response to an outpouring of requests from students, faculty, and professional staff, the Office of Community, Equity, and Diversity, in collaboration with the University of New England Library Services, is happy to present the Community, Equity, and Diversity Library Resource Initiative (CEDLRI).  The CEDLRI is an effort to provide the UNE community with resources […]

St. Francis alum James L. Pierce recently detailed his experience of the college’s 1964 Symposium on Human Rights. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Bayard Rustin, and other civil rights leaders were invited to speak on campus for a 2 day event entitled “I Have a Dream: The Negro and the American Quest for Identity.” Read […]

We can help with those last papers and assignments as you finish the semester from home! Contact a librarian for help with finding and evaluating sources, citations and more. Resources for Remote Learning We have millions of book, journal and film titles, as well as research databases, available online. Search here for electronic resources you […]

Studiolab is an ongoing series of remote studio visits hosted by the UNE Art Gallery.  We highlight the studio practices of artists in our community, whose interdisciplinary work intersects with the sciences and other field. Andy Rosen Our first video features UNE faculty member Andy Rosen. Andy is an artist who has gained recognition through […]

If you were not able to view the annual Donna M. Loring Lecture Racial Health Disparities and COVID-19 in Maine: Shining Light on Systemic Inequality, sponsored by UNE’s Maine Women Writer’s Collection, a recording is now available in DUNE:Digital UNE.  The annual Donna M. Loring Lecture addresses current or historic Native American or aboriginal issues, indigenous […]

This event is part of a project at the University of Maine at Augusta “Maine’s Mid-Century Moment,” which is funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. Register for the webinarYou will receive a link the day before the event. Highlighting the work of three Maine women writers, this panel will explore how these women’s […]

Looking to read Racism without Racists by Eduardo Bonilla-Silva before his Center for Global Humanities Lecture on Monday, September 25 at 6:00 p.m.? UNE Libraries offers electronic access, as well as a physical copy on reserve at the Biddeford Campus Library. Image courtesy of Houston Public Media and used under a Creative Commons license.

Here is everything you need to know to cast your ballot this November! Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2020. If you are a US citizen over the age of 18 on November 3rd, you have the right to vote! Voting is a great privilege and come with some responsibilities. Make sure you are registered, know […]