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  • Deqa Dhalac '13G speaks at an event honoring Maine immigrants.
    - Breaking Barriers: Carsey Alum Deqa Dhalac ‘13G Inaugurated as Nation’s First Somali-American Mayor
    Why not me? That’s the question Deqa Dhalac ‘13G posed to herself when she first began mulling over the decision to run for political office in 2018. Dhalac, a Somali American who... Read More
  • UNH clinical assistant professor of kinesiology Ben Towne
    - Beijing Bound
    For the second time in eight years, clinical assistant professor of kinesiology Ben Towne will serve as athletic trainer to the U.S. Bobsled/Skeleton team at the Olympic Winter... Read More
  • Lab technicians working in lab
    - One Million And Counting
    The University of New Hampshire's uniquely designed lab has completed more than one million tests to detect and monitor the coronavirus. The cutting-edge lab not only performs... Read More
  • So Much To Celebrate
    - So Much To Celebrate
    There was no shortage of great moments to celebrate at UNH in 2021. Join us in taking a look back at some of the most memorable highlights from an outstanding year. Read More
  • What Can I Do with a Masters in Public Policy?
    - What Can I Do with a Masters in Public Policy?
    What can you do with a Masters in Public Policy degree? Help make a difference in the world by working in roles responsible for analyzing and enacting policies that serve all.... Read More
  • Passion for Fashion
    - Passion for Fashion
    When quarantine began, communications arts major Haley Vinciguerra ’21 seized the opportunity to pursue her passion for fashion by creating Aver Streetwear, a brand that... Read More
  • High-frequency water quality sensor
    - Going With The Flow
    Climate change is expected to cause more droughts and stronger storms, and a new UNH study suggests that as these precipitation extremes grow more common the effect on water... Read More
  • Dean Dillon at podium
    - Rolling Up Our Sleeves
    New lab is a hub for engaging with global racial and social inequality. Read More
  • Two middle school students, a boy and a girl, work together on a computer.
    - The Language of STEM
    With $3.5 million from the Department of Education, UNH researchers will enhance STEM understanding among N.H.'s English learners. Read More
  • group of students in front of Hannaford's
    - “Many Thanks for Your Words”
    Conversational English class helps UNH housekeepers feel more at home in America. Read More