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Yuletide Concert

Collins Center for the Arts ME

3 p.m. • Collins Center for the Arts • Admission: $12, or free with student MaineCard

$12

UMaine Symphonic Band Concert

Collins Center for the Arts ME

7:30 p.m. • Collins Center for the Arts • Admission: $12, or free with student MaineCard

$12

Hamlet, pre-performance lecture with Caroline Bicks

Collins Center for the Arts ME

Pre-performance lecture of Hamlet with Caroline Bicks, Professor of English and Stephen E. King Chair in Literature Thursday, October 12 6:00-7:00pm Bodwell Lounge, Collins Center for the Arts Free and […]

CLAS Pre-Homecoming Alumni Reception

Collins Center for the Arts ME

Sponsored by the Executive Committee of the McGillicuddy Humanities Center. Thursday, October 12 4:30-6:00pm Hudson Museum, Collins Center for the Arts No RSVP required. For more information, contact clas@maine.edu or […]

Archaeology Matters

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ARCHAEOLOGY MATTERS: The Relevance of Archaeology in the Modern World Archaeology is not just about the past but also is quite relevant to the world today. Archaeology’s long time perspective can provide fresh insights into issues such as sustainability, resilience, and adaptation to changing ecological and cultural conditions. While archaeology clearly cannot solve the huge […]

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University Singers and Oratorio Society perform William Walton’s “Belshazzar’s Feast” with Bangor Symphony Orchestra

Collins Center for the Arts ME

April 9, 2017 at 3pm Collins Center for the Arts Lucas Richman, conductor Isaac Bray, baritone University of Maine Singers and Oratorio Society Edward Elgar Pomp and Circumstance No. 1 
Edward Elgar Enigma Variations 
 William Walton Belshazzar’s Feast, Isaac Bray, Baritone, University of Maine Singers, and Oratorio Society Orchestral and choral brilliance will be on display when works by […]

Mammoths in Maine

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Mammoths lived on nearly all continents. In North America, the Columbian mammoth was well established when the wooly mammoth arrived from Siberia. By the end of the Ice Age all mammoths had gone extinct except for a relic population on Wrangle Island, which survived until about 4,500 years ago. Part of the Phi Beta Kappa […]

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