Going Places

When it came time to choose a college, Madison Hoppler ’24 opted for the financial security of the campus located practically in her backyard over a more focused pursuit of her creative passion at...

'Gender Equality for a Sustainable Future'

Celebrating Women's History Month by highlighting women faculty members and the female graduate students they're working with on research at UNH.

Stepping Up to the Plate

While many students remain free of the burden of food insecurity, a growing number of others – perhaps as many as 20 percent of students, based on results of a recent survey – are not. The newly...

A Supportive Space

David Beauregard ’23 was in dire need of a parking space. With the clock ticking on his quest to find one, his last resort wound up being a virtual space. A member of the New Hampshire Air National...

Opening Doors

The first cohort of students is enrolled in the UNH-4U program, designed to open doors to a mostly traditional college experience that was previously closed to students with intellectual disabilities...

A Lifesaving Voyage

On Sept. 29, the Coast Guard held a small ceremony at the Portsmouth Harbor station to recognize the members of the Shoals Marine Laboratory staff for their response in rescuing a person from the...

UNH Named a 'Best Value'

The University of New Hampshire offers one of the 10 best values in the country among public universities and the No. 1 value among public universities in New England, according to the new Best Value...

Remembering 9/11

In observing the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, UNH paused to honor those who were lost, including members of the UNH community: Judd Cavalier ’98, Jennifer Fialko ’94, Robert G. LeBlanc ’59...

Getting Results

The UNH COVID-19 lab has gone from testing only UNH students at the outset to becoming one of the most powerful tools the Granite State has in the battle against COVID-19.

A Movement on the Move

The Freedom Café was founded more than eight years ago with one ambitious goal and two worldly possessions. It recently moved from its original location at 10 Mill Road to 37 Main Street in Durham,...

It’s All Relative

When Jerry Dunfey ’56 watched via livestream from Switzerland as his grandson, Gordon Hoyt ’21, walked across the stage during the CEPS commencement ceremony on May 21 there was one distinct...

Pipeline to Professions

Whenever Carl Hubbard ’21 boards a plane and sets off for the Bay Area to begin his job with Cisco Systems, it will be the start of a chapter he’s been eagerly anticipating for more than a year. It...

Getting Their Feet Wet

For a quartet of senior UNH environmental engineering students, there’s something in the water. And one of their last acts prior to graduation will be helping to remove it. 

Character Counts

When Julian Maduro ’21 says she grew up around books, she is speaking both figuratively and literally.

Delay of Game

When the announcement was made that UNH would be able to play a spring football season sophomore quarterback Max Brosmer’s second thought was how excited he was .

Granite State Fans

“It makes you feel good to be able to help out. The kids are really appreciative," says Bob Glendening of the support he and wife Beverly provide through scholarships.  

Acing the Test

When the COVID-19 pandemic began spreading rapidly throughout communities around the globe earlier this spring, Ian Ayer ’22 knew he wouldn’t last long lounging comfortably in the family living room.

Setting The Stage For Success

Alexandra Vergara ’23 didn’t find herself until she started pretending to be other people.

The Story Books Tell

Julian Maduro ’21 grew up surrounded by books, but remembers that only one of them had a character of color. Now, she's turning that memory into meaningful research.  

You Are Always on Our Minds

A Wealth of Support

Like many others, when the severity and scope of the COVID-19 pandemic began to sink in several weeks ago and businesses throughout New Hampshire and the country began to shut down or significantly...

Routine Maintenance

Molly George’s new neighbor in class doesn’t say much, tends to have a short attention span and is easily distracted by objects that make noise. She also happens to be a 10-year-old pug mix named...

A Lofty Legacy

It could seem intimidating to grow up with a father whose legacy is essentially as large as the highest mountain peak on Earth. Instead, Norbu Tenzing Norgay ’86 has fully embraced it.

UNH Students Assist Farmington, NH with Downtown Revitalization Efforts

Town's Economic Development Committee benefits from outside perspective of key demographic. 

Life After Jimmy

AS DIANE AND JOHN FOLEY ’70 settle into the bright and airy living room of their Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, home on a breezy, blue-skied August morning — Diane seated on the end of a semi-circular...

Making Trails His Trade

Ben Allen ’19 has his mother’s concern for his whereabouts to thank for his initial introduction to skiing. After graduating last spring with a degree in sports studies, Allen is now taking the first...

20 Years of What Ifs

UNH's URC, now in its 21st year, is about much more than mice and test tubes.

Goal-Oriented

UNH hockey star Samantha Holmes ’00 has been fighting for the women's game since childhood.

Kind of a Big Diehl

Jim Diehl ’76 was not under the impression he was part of a sporting revolution when he began playing competitive Ultimate Frisbee.

The Worth of Walkability

Logan Malone's research explores pedestrian-centric streets' impact on home values.

Hat Trick Hits a Milestone

OHT recently crossed the $1 million threshold in donations made to help injured service members.

Destination: Chile, Tanzania and Beyond

Six UNH students have been named Gilman Scholars and will study on four continents this spring and summer.

UNH Law Earns National Recognition

UNH Law ranked sixth in the nation for IP expertise, 85th overall.

Protecting Innovation

Founded by an avid inventor, UNH Law leads in intellectual property law

Ahead of the Curve

Rick Weeks ’12 JD stepped off the sidewalk outside the University of New Hampshire School of Law and folded his 6-foot-3 frame into the passenger seat of classmate John Fuentes’s MINI Cooper, bracing...

Honoring Calvin Massey

UNH Law has announced the creation of a scholarship in memory of Daniel Webster Distinguished Professor of Law Calvin Massey.

Law Continues to Climb National Rankings

Court Time

UNH School of Law students competed against teams from other law schools at a recent tournament in Springfield, Mass.

King Among Students

Sports Illustrated national football writer Peter King — described by professor Michael McCann of the UNH School of Law as perhaps the most influential football writer in the country — is used to...