Helping Hometown Grads

Berlin, New Hampshire, natives Craig and Linda Labnon Rydin '71 attended UNH and are helping others from that North Country town come here.

Promoting an IP Powerhouse

Law-school friends and business partners Aaron Silverstein ’04 JD, MIP and Matt Saunders ’92, ’05 JD support UNH students studying trademark and copyright law.

Wildcats Give Back

Year-end service event will celebrate community, Wildcat spirit.

Next Gen Brewers

Things are brewing at UNH. Take a peek inside one of the newest laboratories.

Where Science and Music Meet

Michael Palace may first be known as an environmental scientist and researcher, but he has also released 20-plus albums.

UNH To Host Beer Lecture Series During NH Craft Beer Week

UNH invites the public to learn about beer’s significant social, cultural, economic and environmental contributions.

Task Force Update

A note from the associate vice president for community, equity and diversity.

UNH Law Earns National Recognition

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

Nominate Staff for Presidential Award of Excellence

The nomination deadline is Friday, March 30.

A STEM Milestone Worth Marking

UNH STEMbassadors have reached 13,000 Granite State schoolchildren with hands-on activities, and they show no signs of slowing down. 

Bright Lights, Bright Future

Jill Howard '19 left for a semester and returned with a different worldview. 

Tracking Moose

Pete Pekins is leading a study on the dwindling moose population and the rise of the winter tick.

Semester in the City

UNH students spend a semester living, learning and working in the city of Boston.

On the Pond

February is made for pond hockey, and Wildcats took full advantage of the thick ice on the Mill Pond one recent sunny day. 

UNH Receives More Than $8 Million for Student Support and Scholarships

Even more New Hampshire students will receive scholarships to attend UNH due to the generosity of new and returning benefactors. 

A Message for Wildcats

A message to Wildcats on the eve of Super Bowl LII. 

Snow Globe

All the places you know and love during a recent snow storm

A Passion for the Job

COLA faculty members are recognized and celebrated for excellence.

1,000 Words

A photographic look at the fall semester of 2017.

UNH Researchers Find Effects of Climate Change Could Accelerate by Mid-Century

Nature lovers beware: Models show effects of climate change could be much stronger.

Wildcat Stadium Wins New England “Best Projects” Award

Venue voted number one for sports/entertainment in region.

Speaking of Spanish

Scott Weintraub is named outstanding assistant professor.

Excellence in International Engagement

Mary Malone has been recognized for her engagement with the international community.

Snowy Sunset

The flakes flew — just in time for finals week! 

From Farm to Food Bank

UNH-grown fish will help feed the hungry thanks to a 1,000 pound donation to the New Hampshire Food Bank.

Watching the Watersheds

William McDowell and his students are working hard to understand more about a coveted natural resource.

Tracking a Population in Peril

For the past four years, UNH professor Pete Pekins has been tracking the decline of New Hampshire’s moose population at the hands of the winter tick.

Football’s Fish

Since 2003, Dick Dewing ’53 has headed up a cannon crew for the Wildcats’ home football games, firing off blank shots after each UNH touchdown.

No-Nonsense Nutrition

COLSA Professor Emeritus Colette Janson-Sand has been recognized for public service.

Management Material

Paul Harvey named Outstanding Associate Professor at 2017 faculty excellence reception. 

Stretching Their Sea Legs

Diane Foster studies changes in the sea floor, grooming the next generation of ocean scientists on the way.

Veterans Day

ROTC students hold vigil at the Thompson Hall flagpole in honor of Veterans Day. 

Something Special

Professor of music Andrew Boysen received the 2017 Excellence in Research award at a recent ceremony.

Zero Dawn Thirty

The UNH Today drone shows campus during the earliest daylight hours.

Next PAT Council Meeting Is Nov. 1

The PAT Council will hold its next meeting on Wed., Nov. 1.

The Roar of the Score

The man behind the cannon at Wildcat Stadium is no ordinary fan. 

The Transformation of Hamilton Smith Hall

Bridging history with 21st century learning.

Getting a Taste of Real-World Biotech

UNH students try out their dream careers through internships.

University Day Delights

Highlights from University Day 2017

Bee Bullies

While a graduate student in zoology at UNH, Jacob Withee '16G studied the effects of aggression on the social behavior of Ceratina calcurata, commonly known as small carpenter bees.

Getting Cooler

Sierra Club, Princeton Review recognize UNH's commitment to sustainability.

What’s Your Story?

Share your memories for the Hamilton Smith Hall time capsule.

Tracking a Troubled Icon

The iconic moose is in decline. Here's what UNH researchers are doing about it. 

Farm to Future

Exploring the link between food and sustainability.

The Right Time To Transition

In May, UNH President Mark W. Huddleston announced his plans to retire at the end of the 2017–18 academic year. When he steps down on June 30, 2018, it will be as the longest-serving president in the...

Back to Class

Blue skies and sunshine made a great backdrop for the first day of classes.

Moving In

What’s it look like when 3,000 new Wildcats move-in? Here’s a glimpse.

Its Former Glory, and Then Some

After two years of work, the extensively renovated Hamilton Smith Hall opens its doors this fall (see inside). The $37 million overhaul to the iconic building included reconstruction of a soaring two...

The Places They'll Go 2017

A Fine Restoration

Conservationists, including art history graduate Corrine Long '12, are restoring WPA-era murals in Hamilton Smith Hall.