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Larry Nassar during his sentencing
01/25/18

Sports Illustrated: What's Next Now That Larry Nassar Has Been Sentenced?

UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law
Kristin Forselius talks with participants during a forum on racism in Durham
01/25/18

New Hampshire Union Leader: Racism Discussion Urges Participants To Understand Their ‘Implicit Biases’

Carsey School of Public Policy
Larry Nassar appears in court to listen to victim impact statements prior to being sentenced
01/25/18

Family Circle: How to Protect Your Child From a Predator: Recognizing the Warning Signs

Crimes Against Children Research Center
Bobby Butler on the ice at UNH
01/25/18

Going for Gold

Sports
UNH undergraduate research conference 2017
01/24/18

Registration Open for 2018 Undergraduate Research Conference

Research
an instructor shows a colorful biology slide at the front of a classroom
01/24/18

Getting a Closer Look

Thompson Hall
01/24/18

Faculty Senate Meeting Minutes

image of group discussion, pexels.com image
01/24/18

The Union Leader: Racism discussion urges participants to understand their 'implicit biases'

Carsey School of Public Policy
Athena Valkanos
01/24/18

Sociology Major Named to 2018 NH Chapter of New Leaders Council

College of Liberal Arts
Jim Curtis poses for portrait photo on a bench on the UNH Durham campus.
01/23/18

Full Circle

Donors
clownfish
01/23/18

Fosters.com: Researchers at UNH Developing Fine Dining for Nemo and Dory

College of Life Sciences & Agriculture
witkin art
01/23/18

Museum of Art, UNH present two exhibitions, Syndicates: Andrew Witkin (among others) and Long Eye

College of Liberal Arts
construction workers
01/23/18

CNN Money: Americans Aren't Worried About Losing Their Jobs

Carsey School of Public Policy
Admiral Richard E. Byrd’s second Antarctic expedition of 1933-1935
01/23/18

Polar Exploration Exhibitions at UNH Museums

Culture
a farmer bending over in a field
01/23/18

New Republic: Telling Rural People To Move Won't Solve Poverty

Carsey School of Public Policy
Data Science Professor Presents Research at International Conference
01/23/18

Data Science Professor Presents Research at International Conference

UNH Manchester
Argentine students
01/22/18

Argentine Fulbright Scholars Immersed at UNH

World
UNH School of Law
01/22/18

Concord Monitor: Racism and Impeachment Power

UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law
a map showing the estimated past human impact on the Amazonian forest
01/22/18

Popular Archaeology: Researchers Find Human Impact on Amazon Rainforest Still Evident after 500 Years

College of Engineering & Physical Sciences
David Finkelhor, director of UNH's Crimes Against Children Research Center
01/22/18

TIME: The Twisted Psychology of Parents Who Torture Their Children

College of Liberal Arts
UNH students computing
01/22/18

UNH IT Fights Phishing

Thompson Hall at UNH during snowstorm
01/22/18

Snow Globe

Campus Life
Andrew Earle
01/22/18

Andrew Earle Receives Scholarly Award

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Two clownfish
01/22/18

Feeding Nemo: White Worms Show Potential as Inexpensive Food Source for Aquarium Fish

NH Agricultural Experiment Station
Students at a television station in Italy
01/19/18

The Story-Takers

Research
Satellite map image
01/19/18

The Human Effect

Research
kids learning outside
01/19/18

NH Business Review: Tech Tidbits from Across New Hampshire

UNH Cooperative Extension
aerial view of UNH's Dimond Library in winter
01/19/18

Concord Monitor: University System of New Hampshire Expands Free Tuition Program

University of New Hampshire
illustration of a cross
01/19/18

America: For Catholic Women, the Relationship Between Faith and Politics Is Subtle — and Sometimes in Conflict

College of Liberal Arts
UNH Law professor speaking at podium
01/18/18

UNH Law partners with industry leaders to launch new course on bio-innovation and the law

UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law
Amy Beach
01/18/18

New Hampshire Chronicle Highlights Amy Beach and UNH Pianists

College of Liberal Arts
Music Newsletter cover
01/17/18

Department of Music Newsletter 2017

College of Liberal Arts
Panelist Brenda Lett speaks during a forum following a screening of “I Am Not Your Negro” at Red River Theatres in Concord on Wednesday.
01/16/18

Concord Monitor: Difficult Dialogue: When It Comes to Race, Social Media Can Complicate the Conversation

Carsey School of Public Policy
John Kodzis, president and CEO of IPSUMM, a product development company at Pease International Tradeport
01/16/18

Fosters.com: UNH Grant Hopes To Address Lack of Manufacturing Workforce

Leitzel Center for Mathematics, Science, and Engineering Education
UNH student Gabrielle Greaves
01/16/18

UNH Senior Receives Vanessa Johnson Award

Students
Martin Luther King, Jr.
01/16/18

WGBH News: Not Just a Dreamer: MLK’s Legacy as a Radical Philosopher

College of Liberal Arts
kids playing soccer
01/16/18

School Vacation Programs at Hamel Rec

Community
flowers on campus
01/16/18

Survey of U.S. Catholics Shows Refreshed Enthusiasm Among Women

College of Liberal Arts
Soil Savior
01/16/18

Soil Savior

Graduate School
image of rural landscape, pexels.com image
01/13/18

The Clarion Ledger: Mississippi's rural black, Hispanic communities risk underrepresentation in 2020 census

Carsey School of Public Policy
Amy Beach, a composer from New Hampshire (Photo: UNH Special Collections and Archives)
01/11/18

New Hampshire Chronicle: Amy Beach Lives on at UNH

College of Liberal Arts
From Student to Scientist
01/11/18

From Student to Scientist

UNH Manchester
aerial view of UNH's Murkland courtyard
01/10/18

Business NH Magazine: UNH Seeks To Establish Research Community in Durham

UNHInnovation
kids participating in Schoolyard Science Investigations
01/10/18

Fosters.com: UNH Gets Grant To Improve Science Education

UNH Cooperative Extension
UNH's Karen Van Gundy and Michael Staunton
01/10/18

The Truth About Marijuana

Research
Student in a summer youth program at UNH
01/10/18

Summer Youth Program Fair Set for Jan. 11

photo of Paul Robertson
01/09/18

Tracing the Cyclops Myth

UNH Online MBA Makes Top 100
01/09/18

UNH Online MBA Makes Top 100

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
UNH School of Law
01/08/18

CBS News: Former Maryland Lawmaker Talks About What's Wrong with Ethics Committee Process

UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law
Dr. Benjamin Spock talks with newsmen outside the Federal Building in Boston, Jan. 29, 1968, after pleading innocent to charges of counseling young men to avoid the draft. (J. Walter Green/AP)
01/08/18

The Washington Post: He Was America's Most Famous Pediatrician. Then Dr. Spock Attacked the Vietnam Draft.

College of Liberal Arts