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Lighting Ceremony Celebrates Illumination of Tucker Field, Culmination of $2M Gift
UNH held a lighting ceremony at Tucker Field during halftime of the women’s soccer game Oct. 2, officially illuminating the lights surrounding the field made possible by a $2 million gift from Greg and Corinna Tucker that was announced in 2024. Read More
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09/30/25UNH Named Best Value Public University in New England for Fifth Straight Year
The University of New Hampshire has been named the No. 1 best value public university in New England for the fifth consecutive year, according to U.S... -
09/26/25COLSA Faculty Spotlight: Adam Brockett
Adam Brockett did not grow up thinking that he would become a scientist. In sixth grade, he argued with conviction against the idea, announcing to... -
09/23/25DNP Grad Extends Nearly 100-Year Family Legacy at UNH
For Jennifer Verstreken ’24G, transferring to UNH to complete her doctor of nursing practice (DNP) degree ultimately landed her in a place that “just... -
09/23/25UNH Contributes to Two Teams Chosen as Finalists for NSF Innovation Program
Two teams featuring University of New Hampshire participants — one focused on sustainable seafood and another on precision forest management — are...
Recent Stories
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04/25/16 - Entrepreneurial EducationTo most, kettle corn is a sweet treat to be enjoyed at fairs and carnivals. But for UNH sophomore Scott Michael Brockelbank Jr., kettle corn is a way of paying for college.... Read More -
04/22/16 - An Unprecedented MomentThe recent news that Harriet Tubman will replace Andrew Jackson on the face of the U.S. Treasury’s $20 bill has received widespread praise. Among those applauding this decision is... Read More -
04/22/16 - First in the StateAnyone who has enjoyed a delicious salad or sundae shot while chatting with friends at the UNH Dairy Bar knows this restaurant is one of a kind. Now, the Green Restaurant... Read More -
04/21/16 - An Artist's ResearchThe Naked Arts Act II event on Thursday brought poets, painters and playwrights to the Paul Creative Arts Center, where they presented their artistic research endeavors before an... Read More -
04/21/16 - 27 Centuries in 90 MinutesWhat do Syria, Nepal, Iran, ancient Galatia and sixth-century Europe have in common? Read More -
04/21/16 - Making WavesLobsters, parasites, seabirds and sandbars were among the topics presented at the School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering’s graduate student research symposium yesterday. Read More -
04/21/16 - Health, Care and UnderstandingOne UNH senior who is part of this year's Undergraduate Research Conference has also taken her research off campus after being selected for the 20th Annual Posters on the Hill... Read More -
04/21/16 - Fighting TogetherStudents participating in Relay for Life walkathon “Everyone has been affected by cancer in one way or another, and, in a way, it connects all of us,” said Rebecca Maskwa,... Read More -
04/21/16 - People Are Learning HereSome of the best partnerships are those bred from need. Take the collaboration between the occupational therapy department and Friends in Action, a nonprofit that serves adults... Read More -
04/20/16 - Fungi, Fundraisers and PassifloraIf there’s anything you’ve ever wondered about the ecological virtues of fungi, Dylan Smith ’16 can probably give you the answer. Read More