Loren Marple ’13
Loren Marple ’13's Articles
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The World Made Smaller
Faculty members are once more scattered around the globe, either sharing their expertise or increasing their knowledge, thanks to a variety of fellowships, established programs and research projects... -
A Dozen Wildly Successful Liberal Arts Grads
John Irving ’65 What in the world can you do with a liberal arts education? -
10 Top Stories of 2016
We splashed around, swiped it forward and brewed a lot of beer. The year 2016 was full of stories that you clicked and viewed and shared and “liked.” Here are some of the most popular UNH Today... -
New Hampshire Impact: UNH by the Numbers
$1.5 billion. That’s the amount UNH contributes to New Hampshire’s economy each year through its expenditures in the state and the cost of educating a highly skilled workforce. It’s a big number —... -
One Hundred and Fifty Milestone Moments
We all experience moments that carve themselves into memory. Some of those moments are watershed — graduations, marriages, births, deaths — while others are more mundane. At the ripe old age of 150,... -
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Looking Back on a Busy Election Season
It’s been a busy year, with several presidential candidates visiting UNH. Here, we take a look back at some of the action. -
Electability
Four-decade "Mayoralty" tradition made "mayors" of Durham. -
Celebrate in Your City
UNH is bringing its 150th birthday celebration to you. Save the date for the party near you, and find out more here. -
Sustainable You
Katherine Bemis’s recycling bin is always overflowing, and she rarely fills a full trash bag. She bikes to class, is an active member of UNH’s Organic Gardening Club and has a compost pile outside... -
Meet UNH's New Faculty: 2016
UNH has welcomed a diverse group of scholars and researchers to its faculty. -
The Right to Read
“To Kill A Mockingbird,” “Gone With the Wind” and “Call of the Wild” were among the many once-banned classics on display at Dimond Library during Banned Books Week, an annual nationwide event that... -
Exercising the Constitution
On the anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution on Sept. 17, 1787, UNH associate professor of political science Susan Siggelakis reflects on Puerto Rico v. Sánchez Valle, a case that went... -
Wildcat Stadium Then and Now
The new Wildcat Stadium, which opens this weekend, has come a long way. After 80 years, the home of the Wildcat football and track and field teams has undergone an expansion and renovation that will... -
The Mysterious Gifts of Robert Morin
Robert “Bob” Morin '63 was quietly amassing a $4 million estate that he would leave to UNH after his death. -
The Class of 2020: By the Numbers
Emily and Nicholas are in the house. Here’s a look at the new freshman class. -
Gridiron Good Guys
Use the term heroic to describe a football player’s actions and most people will think of on-field exploits, like a 60-plus-yard touchdown pass in the waning seconds of the fourth quarter or a punt... -
This Brew’s For You
What keeps you up at night? Job stress? Curfew breakers? For Connor Roelke '15, it’s coffee. -
A Good Fight
The university’s commitment to building a safe, supportive culture on campus is getting noticed. -
The Power of You
Here’s what 2,400 UNH fans accomplished this month -
UNH Chefs Take Silver at Culinary Competition
Warning: If you’re hungry, you might want to have a snack before reading this. -
How Sweet It Is
Faculty and staff are invited to gather on the Thompson Hall lawn this Friday for a sweet treat. -
Ace of Cakes
Earlier this month, several undergraduates were recognized at the 2016 Student Awards Presentation. Haylee Colannino '17 was called out for her carrot cake. OK, not only for her carrot cake. Actually... -
Hitting the Books
Sunshine, warmth and the end of classes mark the near return of summer. While many people will take vacations on the upcoming beautiful days, the freedom of this time of year offers a perfect... -
Do You Know Kognito?
Picture your typical small New England liberal arts college. Now picture that campus completely void of students — 1,300 people, just gone in one year. -
Fanny Packs Are Back
Fanny pack. Belt pack. Buffalo pouch. Hip sack. By whichever name you call it, this 1980s trend in hands-free accessorizing is back with a vengeance. Just ask UNH’s newest alumni, the class of 2016... -
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A New Pathway to Manchester
Pathways programs aren’t a new idea—for the past several years, UNH has had agreements in place with a number of New Hampshire community colleges to allow their associate’s degree-earning students to... -
Candidates on Campus
UNH has long been a hot stop for presidential candidates looking to connect with young voters as they crisscross the Granite State during the long lead-up to the New Hampshire presidential primary. -
Professors Without Borders
During the spring term, faculty from both the Durham and Manchester campuses will be taking their expertise outside their traditional classrooms via a variety of fellowships and research projects.... -
Two Delicious Distinctions
While UNH Dining may be known on campus more for the variety of delicious and healthy foods available on a daily basis, it recently received accolades for its commitment to the environment. -
IOL on the Move
The UNH InterOperability Laboratory (IOL) is on the move and, come Jan. 4, is scheduled to be up and running in its new location adjacent to campus at Madbury Commons. -
Modern Mythology
“The Force. It’s calling to you. Just let it in.” So ends the official trailer for “Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens,” and countless moviegoers are planning to do just that when the film...
