CoRE Strength

For five years, UNH's CoRE program has jump-started interdisciplinary collaborations.

The Economics of Health

Bradley Herring is inquisitive when it comes to understanding human behavior. While some may think this would have led him to a career in psychology, sociology, or anthropology, Herring’s path...

Breaching Information Security Policies

Data breaches continue to surge worldwide, exposing customer data and individuals’ social security and bank account numbers.Not only do they pose a major privacy concern, but the average cost of a...

Artificial Intelligence Disrupting Industries

Artificial intelligence (AI), now found in everyday products such as smart watches and cloud-based virtual assistants like Alexa and Siri, continues to transform the economy and our daily life. While...

A Firm's Success Can Depend On Its CEO's MIndset

For Assistant Professor of Finance ZhaoZhao He, earning Paul College's Outstanding Researcher of the Year Award in 2020 was all about hard work. “I didn’t have much of a social life,” she jokes. But...

Innovation Station

UNHInnovation launches the university’s ideas into the world and invites the world to UNH

Money, Cynicism and Friendship

English professor Douglas Lanier explores "Timon of Athens" in a new edition of Shakespeare’s play.

Under the Starry Flag

In a new book, Lucy Salyer explores the history of expatriation rights.

A Mind of One’s Own

Twenty-five years ago, the book, “A Mind of One’s Own,” broke ground in feminist philosophy.

A Monument that Shaped a City

Art professor Ivo van der Graaff has published a book on the fortifications of Pompeii.

Duke Fellow

A UNH women’s studies faculty member was awarded a Duke University summer fellowship on tenure.

Contemplative Media

Communication associate professor Kevin Healey was awarded a grant from Institute of Buddhist Studies.

Wealth in Ancient Greece

Michael Leese has received a Harvard University Loeb Classical Library Foundation Fellowship.

Civic Prompts

The communication department is looking at new ways to develop stronger community connections.

Implored to Explore

Officially launched in 2016, COLSA's St. Martin Career Exploration Office is helping students better understand the opportunities in their fields and prepare for success.

Imagining Your Journey with a Liberal Arts Degree

Distinguished alumni visit liberal arts classes to talk careers.

From Digging to Digital

Preserving artifacts from the past with 3-D technology.

Populism and the Press

Student researches Latin American populists for insights into President Trump’s relationship with the media

Charting a Sustainable Future

UNH’s Model UN team wins awards, gains hands-on experience at Galapagos Islands conference.

Inside the CMN Media Lab

A new media lab amplifies three-dimensional communication.

Making an Impact

UNH occupational therapy students are putting their skills into practice.

Risky Business

New NSF grant examines the role of emotions in adolescent rule breaking.

The Art of Fiction in Times of Crisis

Matthew Cheney, a Dissertation Year Fellow, explores how conflict influences literature.

It's Divine

Making connections to ancient religions on a modern campus.

Compassionate Healthcare

Kerry Nolte is advocating for New Hampshire's vulnerable populations.

Life Through a Different Lens

Members of the Northeast Passage Youth Sled Hockey Team have been documenting their everyday lives.

Creditworthy

Josh Lauer demystifies the history of the credit bureaus in America.

The Community Literacy Center

A new resource for students and educators.

The Transformation of Hamilton Smith Hall

Bridging history with 21st century learning.

Arts Across the Globe

UNH music and dance students performed around the globe this summer.