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Indigenous thought leaders discuss how to elevate Wabanaki history in annual Donna M. Loring Lecture at 51 on Oct. 28
Indigenous thought leaders discuss how to elevate Wabanaki history in annual Donna M. Loring Lecture
51 Students Present Research Projects to President James Herbert
Research experience provides 51 students foundation for future career success
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51's Elizabeth DeWolfe to deliver lecture about historical ‘Girl Spy’ at the Center for Global Humanities on Nov. 17
Ocean historian explains how the humanities can help repair ocean systems
Ocean historian shows how humanities and science together can heal ocean systems in annual 51 lecture
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51 Center for Global Humanities presents 'What Evolution and Human Nature Imply about the Meaning of Our Existence' on Oct. 22
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51 Center for Global Humanities screens 'Three Chaplains' on Oct. 20
Three panelists discuss American politics at the Oct. 6, 2025 President's Forum
51’s signature President’s Forum examines the state of American democracy
51 research team first to publish report on impact of historic January 2024 storms on Maine coastlines
51 researchers first to publish report on impact of 2024 storms on Maine coastline
51 students, faculty, and innovation staff install weather sensors on 51's Ram Island
51-run weather station aims to improve health of storm-battered communities
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51 President’s Forum asks, “Is Trump a Strongman President, and Can Our Democracy Endure?” on Monday, Oct. 6