Summer Session classes begin!

Explore the fascinating world of bees, butterflies, and other pollinators through hands-on, family-friendly activities. Learn how native plants play a crucial role in supporting pollinators and gain practical ideas for making pollinator-friendly changes in your own yard or community spaces to help create connected pollinator corridors. Enjoy engaging learning stations hosted by community organizations, pollinator-themed […]

The Metropolitan Opera’s 2025–26 Live in HD season comes to a close with a transmission of American composer Gabriela Lena Frank’s first opera, a magical-realist portrait of Mexico’s painterly power couple Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, with libretto by Pulitzer Prize–winning playwright Nilo Cruz. Fashioned as a reversal of the Orpheus and Euridice myth, the story depicts […]

H2O – The Cosmic States of Water In the icy northern waters, a little sea otter named Sedna spends her days playing, fishing, and diving with her fellow otters. Sedna dreams of travelling to distant places… And on this day, like every year, she is on the lookout for Toklo, a mercurial and wily cormorant […]

In the icy northern waters, a little sea otter named Sedna spends her days playing, fishing, and diving with her fellow otters. Sedna dreams of travelling to distant places… And on this day, like every year, she is on the lookout for Toklo, a mercurial and wily cormorant due back from his long southward migration. […]

Using the cutting-edge capabilities of the planetarium, Coldplay: A Sky Full of Stars fuses the sounds of energetic rock with stunning and inventive visuals.  This musical experience engages audiences in a sensory journey full of innovation, artistry, and imagination set to the pulsating soundtrack of an internationally renowned band.  Featuring songs such as Speed of Sound, Clocks, Paradise, Viva […]

Using the cutting-edge capabilities of the planetarium, Coldplay: A Sky Full of Stars fuses the sounds of energetic rock with stunning and inventive visuals.  This musical experience engages audiences in a sensory journey full of innovation, artistry, and imagination set to the pulsating soundtrack of an internationally renowned band.  Featuring songs such as Speed of Sound, Clocks, Paradise, Viva […]

Summer Session classes begin!

Lord Hall Gallery is proud to host the MFA Thesis Exhibition: Encounter. The exhibition will feature works by Chloe DaSilva, Jenna Davenport, Samantha Grimwood and Emily Whittemore. The show will also feature UMaine alumni Adriana Cavalcanti, Rachel E. Church, Aylah Ireland and Anna Martin. The exhibition runs from May 15th through August 7th. A public opening […]

Only 20 spots are available. Participants must have completed Segment I online through Cornell Cooperative Extension no more than nine months before attending this Segment II course with UMaine Extension. More details below. Registration Cost: $200 in Maine, $235 out of state (includes certificate) Refunds will not be available on or after May 27, 2026. Participants will not be […]

Summer Session classes begin!

Lord Hall Gallery is proud to host the MFA Thesis Exhibition: Encounter. The exhibition will feature works by Chloe DaSilva, Jenna Davenport, Samantha Grimwood and Emily Whittemore. The show will also feature UMaine alumni Adriana Cavalcanti, Rachel E. Church, Aylah Ireland and Anna Martin. The exhibition runs from May 15th through August 7th. A public opening […]

This year, CITL’s 3-day summer retreat will equip you with foundational knowledge and practical tools needed to ensure your courses meet the Title II federal accessibility requirements. The three days will include dedicated instructional support, informative discussions, content delivery and abundant individual work time. June 2nd-4th | 9:00am – 4:30pm | In-person in Fernald Hall, […]

The Zillman Art Museum’s current exhibitions will be on display starting May 15th through September 5th, 2026. Exhibitions featured: Gerri Rachins: Selected Works on Paper, 2008 – 2025; Helter Skelter Paradise: Sam Cady; Thuan Vu: Kintsugi in the New World; Under the Big Top: Works from the Collection, Featuring Alexander Nolan; and Society & Power: […]

Who: Youth ages 11 – 14 When: Tuesdays – June 2 – July 6, 2026, from 3:00 – 4:00 pm Where: Lafayette and Rawcliffe 4-H Science and Engineering Learning Center, 491 College Ave, Orono, ME What: The Aquaculture Builders SPIN Club will explore how and why we grow aquatic organisms, like oysters and kelp, but through […]

Want to eat more plant-based food but are worried about the cost? Think vegan or vegetarian cooking is too expensive? Join us for a hands-on workshop where we will learn practical skills and tips for making delicious plant-based meals without breaking the bank. Date: Tuesday, June 2, 2026 Time: 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Location: UMaine Cooperative Extension, 24 Main […]

Join Master Food Preserver, Lali Constantino, and Master Gardener Volunteer, Joel Leak, for an engaging, hands-on workshop on growing, harvesting, using, and preserving culinary herbs. Discover how cultivating a kitchen garden not only provides fresh flavors for your meals but also attracts beneficial pollinators to your yard. In this interactive class, you’ll learn practical techniques […]

Summer Session classes begin!

Lord Hall Gallery is proud to host the MFA Thesis Exhibition: Encounter. The exhibition will feature works by Chloe DaSilva, Jenna Davenport, Samantha Grimwood and Emily Whittemore. The show will also feature UMaine alumni Adriana Cavalcanti, Rachel E. Church, Aylah Ireland and Anna Martin. The exhibition runs from May 15th through August 7th. A public opening […]

This year, CITL’s 3-day summer retreat will equip you with foundational knowledge and practical tools needed to ensure your courses meet the Title II federal accessibility requirements. The three days will include dedicated instructional support, informative discussions, content delivery and abundant individual work time. June 2nd-4th | 9:00am – 4:30pm | In-person in Fernald Hall, […]

Many organizations and community groups rely on volunteers for a variety of food events such as fundraising, fellowship, food pantries or other services to the community. But cooking for a crowd is tricky! How do you store all that food? When is the food completely cooked? How long can you leave food on the buffet […]

The Zillman Art Museum’s current exhibitions will be on display starting May 15th through September 5th, 2026. Exhibitions featured: Gerri Rachins: Selected Works on Paper, 2008 – 2025; Helter Skelter Paradise: Sam Cady; Thuan Vu: Kintsugi in the New World; Under the Big Top: Works from the Collection, Featuring Alexander Nolan; and Society & Power: […]

Guillermo Figueroa-Muñoz, a candidate for the Doctor of Philosophy in Molecular and Biomedical Sciences, will be defending his dissertation titled ”DISENTANGLING VARIABILITY OF PER- AND POLYFLUOROALKYL SUBSTANCES (PFAS) CONTAMINATION IN FISH”. Contact guillermo.figueroa@maine.edu for a zoom link.

Summer Session classes begin!

Lord Hall Gallery is proud to host the MFA Thesis Exhibition: Encounter. The exhibition will feature works by Chloe DaSilva, Jenna Davenport, Samantha Grimwood and Emily Whittemore. The show will also feature UMaine alumni Adriana Cavalcanti, Rachel E. Church, Aylah Ireland and Anna Martin. The exhibition runs from May 15th through August 7th. A public opening […]

This year, CITL’s 3-day summer retreat will equip you with foundational knowledge and practical tools needed to ensure your courses meet the Title II federal accessibility requirements. The three days will include dedicated instructional support, informative discussions, content delivery and abundant individual work time. June 2nd-4th | 9:00am – 4:30pm | In-person in Fernald Hall, […]

The Zillman Art Museum’s current exhibitions will be on display starting May 15th through September 5th, 2026. Exhibitions featured: Gerri Rachins: Selected Works on Paper, 2008 – 2025; Helter Skelter Paradise: Sam Cady; Thuan Vu: Kintsugi in the New World; Under the Big Top: Works from the Collection, Featuring Alexander Nolan; and Society & Power: […]

Aurooba Shafquat, a candidate for the Master of Science in Ecology and Environmental Science, will be defending her thesis titled, “Indicators of Environmental Flows: Insights from the Benthic Macroinvertebrate Communities in the Willamette Basin.”

Summer Session classes begin!

Lord Hall Gallery is proud to host the MFA Thesis Exhibition: Encounter. The exhibition will feature works by Chloe DaSilva, Jenna Davenport, Samantha Grimwood and Emily Whittemore. The show will also feature UMaine alumni Adriana Cavalcanti, Rachel E. Church, Aylah Ireland and Anna Martin. The exhibition runs from May 15th through August 7th. A public opening […]

The UMaine Extension Food Safety Webinar Series is a monthly, expert-led educational series focused on practical food safety, regulatory compliance, and product innovation across the food system. Sessions cover topics such as electronic record-keeping, workforce training, chemical safety, food adulteration prevention, seafood pathogen detection, audit readiness, product development, environmental air quality, and alternative protein innovations. […]

The Zillman Art Museum’s current exhibitions will be on display starting May 15th through September 5th, 2026. Exhibitions featured: Gerri Rachins: Selected Works on Paper, 2008 – 2025; Helter Skelter Paradise: Sam Cady; Thuan Vu: Kintsugi in the New World; Under the Big Top: Works from the Collection, Featuring Alexander Nolan; and Society & Power: […]

Dustin McCloskey, a candidate for the Master of Science in Forest Resources, will be defending his thesis titled, “Adaptability Outcomes and Practitioner Approval of Conventional and Climate-Adaptive Silviculture in Northern Conifer Forests”. Please contact dustin.mccloskey@maine.edu for a Zoom link.

Willow Grinnell, a candidate for the Master of Science in SMS Marine Policy, will be defending her thesis titled, “Locating Local Seafood on the Lunch Tray: A Maine Sea to School Analysis”. Please contact willow.grinnell@maine.edu for a Zoom link.

Caryl Young, a candidate for the Doctor of Philosophy in Molecular and Biomedical Sciences, will be defending her dissertation titled ”A Humanized Mouse Model for PACS1 Syndrome: Phenotypic Characterization and Comparative Evaluation of Therapeutic Strategies”. Please email caryl.young@maine.edu for a Zoom link.

Since the dawn of humanity, we have looked up to the skies in search of meaning. Even today, the mysteries of the cosmos inspire many of our most profound questions: Who are we? Why are we here?  How did all of this come to be?  God, Science, and Our Search for Meaning explores our oldest questions, offers exciting new possibilities, […]

Since the dawn of humanity, we have looked up to the skies in search of meaning. Even today, the mysteries of the cosmos inspire many of our most profound questions: Who are we? Why are we here?  How did all of this come to be?  God, Science, and Our Search for Meaning explores our oldest questions, offers […]

Summer Session classes begin!

Join us for a day of organic and conventional research-based knowledge on wild blueberries. Stay tuned for more information! Click Here to Register for the Wild Blueberry Field Day or by contacting Mary Michaud at  mary.michaud@maine.edu, 207.581.3175.

The Zillman Art Museum’s current exhibitions will be on display starting May 15th through September 5th, 2026. Exhibitions featured: Gerri Rachins: Selected Works on Paper, 2008 – 2025; Helter Skelter Paradise: Sam Cady; Thuan Vu: Kintsugi in the New World; Under the Big Top: Works from the Collection, Featuring Alexander Nolan; and Society & Power: […]