Building Essentials

It’s not just about the buildings. It’s about the way they all fit together. It’s about the outdoor spaces as well as the indoor. It’s about the experience the buildings create.

Sustainable U.

It’s a lot more than just being green. UNH students describe what it’s like to attend one of the most sustainable universities in the United States.

Problem Solvers

At UNH, young women and girls go after some of the world's greatest problems in a weeklong STEM camp.

Just What the Doctor Ordered

Volunteering as an EMT solidified Adam Huynh’s medical school goals.

Entrepreneurs Start Here

The ECenter changed Devin McMahon ’18 and helped shape the rest of her college career.

Wildcats Give Back

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

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. 

UNH’s Graham, Vasso Head to Super Bowl LII

Two former Wildcat football players are headed to the Super Bowl.

Going for Gold

UNH Wildcats will compete in the Winter Olympics in PyeongChang next month. 

Andrew Earle Receives Scholarly Award

A Paul College assistant professor has received the inaugural Presidential Responsible Research in Management Award.

Renewed Optimism

About a month after applying to UNH, Christopher Watts received news that changed the course of his college career.

Scientific Standout

Gwyneth Welch ’16 is making things happen, thanks to her Hamel Scholar experience.

UNH Welcomes New Faculty

From pastries to pi, new professors, lecturers, researchers and specialists bring diverse talents.

The Places They'll Go 2017

Bio Brain

When you talk with Rachel Sabol ’17 about her scholarly work, it’s as if she’s been in bioresearch for years.

Exercising Her Mind

Margarethe “Meg” Hauschildt '17 is on her way to a career in healthcare.

You’re Hired

An internship led to a job for accounting and finance major Kelsey Ulaskiewicz ’17.

Out in Front

Since 2001, April has been designated as Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Long before then, however, UNH was already getting out in front as a leader among college campuses in its work to prevent...

Get to the Greek

Students from UNH, Keene and Plymouth will bring some of the Greek’s finest characters to life this weekend in Durham.

Crunching Data for Driver Safety

Graduate student Christopher Rogers ’17G and other student interns are using Lean Six Sigma principles to help make roadways safer.

A Little Night Music

Editor's note: After this article was published, the Wind Symphony premiered "Old Ben's Farm" at the Whittemore Center Arena before a full crowd assembled to usher in UNH's 150th year on Sept. 30....

This Brew’s For You

What keeps you up at night? Job stress? Curfew breakers? For Connor Roelke '15, it’s coffee.

Targeting Treatments

So much for senioritis. Christopher Healy ’16 didn’t have time to let it creep into his final year at UNH.

Climbing the Walls

When UNH Today asked Bill Cudmore for a photo and interview for this series, he suggested meeting at UNH’s towering climbing wall inside New Hampshire Hall. Once we met him, it became clear why.

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...

Poised for the Profession

Alyssa Kelley Alyssa Kelley has a piece of advice for incoming freshmen: Get involved early. That’s what she did, and it has paid dividends.

Digging UNH

Meghan Howey, associate professor of anthropology at UNH. Howey will become the James H. Hayes and Claire Short Hayes Professor of the Humanities in the fall 2016 semester. 

A Train Ran Through It

   

2016 COLSA URC Photo Gallery

Inquiring Minds

At 7:45 on Saturday morning, while most of us were sipping our first mug of coffee, dozens of students from the UNH College of Life Sciences and Agriculture (COLSA) were in the lounge outside the MUB...

Making Meier Skis

Ted Eynon ’85 is the co-owner of one of North America’s fastest-growing craft ski companies.

Entrepreneurs Everywhere

Autonomous maritime vessels. Teeth whitening strips that include a nicotine cessation aid. A school bus tracking app. The students behind these and other business ideas came together under a white...

Graduate Research Conference Gets Underway Monday

The Graduate Research Conference takes place April 11-12, at various locations.

The Right Place, the Right Time

  The Arghakhanchi District of Nepal is a mountainous region west of Kathmandu that is covered with fields of corn and rice as well as lush, forested valleys.

A Community Speaks

Jaime Nolan likes good conversation. In her role as associate vice president for community, equity and diversity, she converses a lot, and with many different people. And, like any good...

Talking Politics

Elizabeth Girard '16 is a proud Republican from a family of Republicans, but even many who know her didn’t realize this until recently.

Top Honor for UNH Architect

Douglas Bencks, university architect and director of campus planning, has been elevated to The College of Fellows of The American Institute of Architects — a top honor for anyone in the field, but...

A Gifted Administrator, A Very Good Man

For three decades, as professor and associate dean, Neil Vroman brought his encouraging voice to students in the College of Health and Human Services (CHHS) and across campus. There has been a hole...

Beasts of the East

The Northeast Passage rugby team traveled to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to compete in Beast of the East.

Bluebird Days for Undergraduate Exercise Scientist

Winter is here in the Northern Hemisphere, and the skiers among us eagerly await that first bluebird day, when the sun rises over freshly fallen snow and blue skies beckon. Emily Larson is surely one...

Weigh In: Intercampus Conversation Begins November 3

Here’s a chance to weigh in on what’s important to you. Earlier this year, a task force comprising students, faculty and administrators from all three UNH campuses began work on an aspirational...

A Sensible Venture

Making Food Deserts History

It’s coming up on a year since the annual Social Venture Innovation Challenge put hard cash into the hands of budding entrepreneurs, and we thought we'd check in with a couple of the winners to see...

Simmer, Stir, Lower Tailgate and Serve

The leaves are beginning to change, footballs are flying  and you've begun wearing socks again: It must be tailgating season. Since food is the main attraction at most tailgates, UNH Today asked...

A Shock of Color

He shocks us when he flies like a red verb over the snow.  —from “The Cardinal” by Henry Carlile 

What Does Community Mean to You?

Here’s some homework: Think about what community means to you. Hint: There’s no right or wrong answer, but every answer will be important for a task force of campus community members who have been...

A Primary Primary

Even if you weren’t born here, if you’ve stood in a long line outside town hall during the dismal month of March — perhaps in driving rain or blizzard conditions — to vote in the New Hampshire...

Selling Himself

Eric Skyta says it was during his junior year that he really got hooked on the idea of a sales career. He took a course called Selling Yourself. “We learned how to present ourselves in the business...

Strawberry Fields

A Ph.D. program isn’t something one enters into lightly. It’s a big commitment — years, in fact. But for Lise Mahoney, once she began her strawberry research at UNH back in 2004, working toward that...

Accounting for Abby

Sustainability matters to Abby Lamothe.