Farmington marches for reproductive rights

The rally and march, organized by students in the University of Maine at Farmington Democrats, was in response to the June overturning of the landmark Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade, which guaranteed Americans the constitutional right to an abortion.

Retired UMF administrator recognized for his 47 years of service to Maine students

Among his many accomplishments, Milliken helped advocate for the expansion of the Maine State Grant Program and developed a peer-to-peer financial literacy program at the University of Maine at Farmington.

Solo exhibit ‘Barbara Sullivan – Forty Plus Years: A Retrospective’ featured in UMF gallery

Maine Mountain Chamber Music returns to Nordica auditorium at UMF

Two 14-year-old boys charged in connection to theft, vandalism at UMF

A camera, production equipment and an SUV were stolen, and damage was done to classrooms and offices late in the weekend, campus police said.

UMF police investigate burglaries, vandalism and a vehicle theft

Officials say University of Maine at Farmington classrooms and offices, and Mt. Blue Community Access TV studio were entered, and an SUV was stolen from a campus parking lot.

Farmington hosts leadership camp for LGBTQ+ teens

Equality Maine's New Leaders Project Camp, hosted at the University of Maine at Farmington, offered teenagers the opportunity to be silly, let loose, connect and embrace their identities in a safe space.

UMF Visiting Writers Series presents award-winning journalist, travel writer

A crystal collector booms in Farmington

Cylus Hill, owner of an up-and-coming crystals and minerals business, loves the "joyful," "mind-boggling," "fascinating nature of crystals."

Joseph McDonnell says he can help UMF as interim president with his experience in crisis management

The Franklin Journal sat down with University of Maine at Farmington's new leader to learn more about his background, what he envisions for UMF's future and how he plans to address ongoing uncertainty.