Discovering Ina Jane Doe

Amy Michael, assistant professor of anthropology and director of UNH’s Forensic Anthropology Identification and Recovery Lab, and true crime podcaster Laurah Norton (“The Fall Line”) have been...

Tackling the Challenge

A smart ring that can detect the presence of date rape drugs in drinks, an edible supplement made from seaweed to reduce methane production in cows and a process to produce renewable jet fuel were...

Passings: Sarah Jane Marschner

Theatre and dance faculty emerita is mourned.

Fellows Take Flight

COLA student fellows, open-minded and determined, are ready for the future.

The Gary Lindberg Award

Lucy Salyer, professor of history, has been named the 2022 Lindberg Award winner in COLA.

Blazing a Trail

Abrita Kuthumi ’21, a political science/international affairs major from Barrington, New Hampshire, is a winner of the prestigious Marshall Scholarship, one of just 41 students to earn the award in...

Fantastic Fellows

They’ve succeeded at UNH. Next stop: the world.

Crack Faculty

COLA celebrates award-winning faculty in the College.

Lindberg Honor

John Mayer, professor of psychology, is named the 2021 Lindberg Award winner in COLA.

Greetings from Dean Dillon

Despite a challenging year, the College is still #COLAStrong.

A Matter of Life and Death

Mike Alvarez explores the interplay of trauma, creativity and suicide.

Overconfident, Underwhelming

New research finds less confident people have higher personal intelligence.

Museum Leader

Museum of Art director Kristina Durocher is named president of a national organization.

Crossed Paths

A UNH historian is the first to connect two movements that changed Chinese history in the 20th century.

English Professor Named Emerging Scholar By Diverse Magazine

UNH faculty are once again being recognized at the national level for scholarship that is changing the way we think and teach about race, gender and equity.

2019 NH Social Venture Innovation Challenge Winners

A digital platform to help educators use experiential education to improve students’ lives and a micro-franchise that delivers vitamin supplementation to people in Haiti were the winners of UNH’s...

#COLAStrong

Dean Michele Dillon reflects on strengths and strategies in the College of Liberal Arts.

Joining the Team

Faculty mentors help an undergraduate researcher make her mark at an archaeological dig site in Turkey.

Democratizing American Education

The College Letter has a Q&A with Kabria Baumgartner, assistant professor of American studies.

Power Play

A UNH historian's new book examines the role of electric power in the founding of Israel.

Books: Slavery and the Making of Early American Libraries

An interview with Sean Moore, associate professor of English, explores his newest book.

Lessons Ably Learned

COLA students are ready to put a rich array of experiences to work.

Safety First

Holloway Competition winning team aims to make dating safer.

Money, Cynicism and Friendship

English professor Douglas Lanier explores "Timon of Athens" in a new edition of Shakespeare’s play.

Raising the Glass

A Fulbright Scholar studies the impact of politics and cooperation on the value of wine.

Birgitta of Sweden

An Italian professor wins a prestigious fellowship to study the legacy of a Medieval saint.

Fellow of Invention

Wheeler Ruml, a professor of computer science at UNH, has been named a Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors.

Rising to the Challenge

Social business competition winners get creative at the annual NH SVIC.

Passings: Burt Feintuch

Professor of English and folklore Burt Feintuch is mourned by colleagues.

Duke Fellow

A UNH women’s studies faculty member was awarded a Duke University summer fellowship on tenure.

Wealth in Ancient Greece

Michael Leese has received a Harvard University Loeb Classical Library Foundation Fellowship.

Ready to Fly

Graduating COLA seniors look back on lessons learned and forward to bright futures.

Imagining Your Journey with a Liberal Arts Degree

Distinguished alumni visit liberal arts classes to talk careers.

Scheduled to Win

And the winner of the 30th annual Paul J. Holloway Prize Innovation to Market Competition is...

Successful and Sustainable

Firms that are more sustainable benefit in an expected way. 

Crowdsourcing for Innovation

Matthew O’Hern’s career path has been set since he was in sixth grade.

Innovative Collaboration

When it comes to new product development, more heads around the table can mean more innovation, but also more headaches for the partners involved.

Analyzing Innovation

Billur Akdeniz's work as an associate professor of marketing keeps her very connected to business practice. 

Getting the Right Eyeballs

Ever noticed those ads that pop up or fill in the banners and borders of the web pages you visit? 

Do Relationships Run on Dunkin’?

You like Coke and Starbucks. Your partner likes Pepsi and Dunkin’ Donuts. Does it matter? 

Sound Public Policy and Good Economics

Health economist Reagan Baughman has seen firsthand how public policy directly impacts the health care of millions of people.

Who Thrives and Why?

Dev Dutta is fascinated by “high-tech ecosystems.” 

Setting the Pace

When it comes to CEOs, time really is of the essence.

Is Cash Still King?

Finance professor Yixin Liu investigates the value of corporate cash holdings.

The Global Relevance of Adam Smith Today

Economics professor Bruce Elmslie reflects on the 18th-century economist.

Risky Business

New NSF grant examines the role of emotions in adolescent rule breaking.

Tracing the Cyclops Myth

Paul Robertson awarded research scholarship to Hardt Foundation, Geneva.

Creditworthy

Josh Lauer demystifies the history of the credit bureaus in America.

The Community Literacy Center

A new resource for students and educators.

Internationally Renowned

Paul College hosted the 2017 Product Development and Management Association UNH Innovation Doctoral Consortium.