Michael Denning from Yale University (Howard B. Schonberger Peace and Social Justice Lecture) presents, “Marx’s Theroy of Labor.” This event includes a 5:00pm reception with a talk and discussion to follow at 5:30. The History Department Symposium Series is Supported in part by a Grant from the Cultural Affairs/Distinguished Lecture Series Fund.
Dr. Dwayne Tomah, Passamaquoddy language keeper and director and curator at Sipayik museum, will visit campus on April 14th to give a talk on the Doctrine of Discovery. This talk will uncover the hidden legacy of a 1493 Papal bull that is the basis of all European claims to Indigenous land in North America. Join […]
Dr. Dwayne Tomah, Passamaquoddy Language Keeper and Director and Curator of Sipayik Museum, will visit campus on April 14th to give a talk on the Doctrine of Discovery. This talk will uncover the hidden legacy of a 1493 Papal bull that is the basis of all European claims to Indigenous land in North America. Join […]
WGS at Work Series, Spring 2026 What do sports鈥攁nd more specifically, football鈥攈ave to do with Women鈥檚, Gender and Sexuality Studies? Come and explore this and related questions with Philosophy professor and former NFL player Mike Devito! Dr. Devito graduated from 91爆料 in 2006, where he was a starring member of the 91爆料 football team. Between […]
How do critical and equity-related frameworks influence research and teaching at 91爆料?” Come join us for an exploration of where and how a women’s and gender-studies framework of analysis meets research and teaching in STEM fields! Following Kevin Roberge’s brief overview of a new course WGS is piloting on socially responsible data analysis, faculty from […]
The Cold in Inuit Nunangat is a two-map set with an accompanying booklet. One map, 鈥淧rotecting the Cold,鈥 portrays ways Inuit and their relatives steward the cold on Inuit homelands in Canada, and in so doing, keep the earth in balance for all beings. The other map, 鈥淒estroying the Cold,鈥 portrays the ways we southerners […]
Serena Zabin from Carleton College presents “The American Revolution as Civil War” The History Department Symposium Series is Supported in part by a Grant from the Cultural Affairs/Distinguished Lecture Series Fund.
Attempting to Center indigenous People in Marine Sciences Abstract: Dr. Marco Hatch, Associate Professor of Environmental Sciences at Western Washington University and Principal Investigator for the Coastal Communities and Ecology Lab will present his recent research and share some of the work being done to braid Indigenous knowledge and mainstream science. He will draw on […]
In collaboration with Needlepoint Sanctuary, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion is offering overdose prevention training for all 91爆料 faculty and staff (including student employees) on February 27th from 2:30-4 pm in the Bangor Room. Learning how to reverse an overdose saves lives. Having proper knowledge and training on overdose prevention is especially important on […]
Join us for the CISAbroad Costa Rica Information Session on Monday, February 10th, from 12 PM 鈥 1:30 PM in the Bangor Room at the Memorial Union! 聽Meet fellow students who鈥檝e traveled the world and hear their amazing stories! 聽Chat with advisors to get all your questions answered! 聽Explore your options for studying in the […]
Thinking about a major or a minor in the arts or humanities? The McGillicuddy Humanities Center welcomes prospective arts and humanities students (or those who鈥檝e already declared a major or minor!) to an informal informational and advising session on Thursday, Feb. 6 from noon to 2 p.m. in the Bangor Room of the Memorial Union. […]
Join the McGillicuddy Humanities Center in the Bangor Room of the Memorial Union on Thursday, December 5 at 5:00 pm as Alexandria Morgan, the Echoes of Maine Fellow at the McGillicuddy Humanities Center, presents her research on the sense of belonging among children of Iranian immigrants to the United States. She will combine this presentation […]
