Events

Missy Mazzoli's Isabelle Eberhardt Dreams of Pianos for piano and electronics And works by Chopin, Ives, Part and Schumann. The program draws inspiration from the UMF course Music and Stories, co-taught this semester by professors Steven Pane and Lewis Robinson. The course examines the many ways narrative and music intersect—how composers shape character, contrast, and […]

Join us for a relaxed, informative session to explore: Graduate programs that lead to licensure, where therapists work: inpatient, outpatient, schools, private practice, what it’s really like to be a therapist, and answers to your questions—big or small. Location: Kalikow Education Center, Rm 114. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by: Master's in Counseling Psychology […]

Missy Mazzoli's Isabelle Eberhardt Dreams of Pianos for piano and electronics And works by Chopin, Ives, Part and Schumann. The program draws inspiration from the UMF course Music and Stories, co-taught this semester by professors Steven Pane and Lewis Robinson. The course examines the many ways narrative and music intersect—how composers shape character, contrast, and […]

Shop around from local and distant vendors for a fun fall day. Handmade such as woodwork, paintings, custom stickers, knitwork and quilting, jewelery, homemade treats, and more. Consider entering the raffle basket, filled by vendors, in order to support the UMF Giving Tree. We hope to see you there! Location: UMF Olsen Student Center. FREE. […]

Come celebrate First Gen Day with a reading of the First Gen Proclamation and confetti canons at 12:30 on the Mantor Green. Then stop by the Student Center for button making, banner signing, trivia, prizes, and more! Location: Mantor Green and Student Center. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by: TRIO Johnson Scholars.  Contact: Joe […]

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.

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. […]

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. […]

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. […]

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. […]