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Roads to Removal Charts Path to Net-Zero Greenhouse Gas Economy
The University of New Hampshire has contributed to a first-of-its-kind new report looking at carbon dioxide (CO2) removal in the United States. Mark Ducey, professor of natural resources and the environment, is one of the researchers from more than a dozen institutions involved in the high-... Read More
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10/03/23Ted and Christine Ristaino recall mentor, professor with Paul College scholarship
In the early 1970s, Ted Ristaino was an English major at Holy Cross about to graduate, with “no clue,” he says, of what his future held (aside from... -
09/29/23Flax to Linen Project Weaves History With Experience
The path to a deeper understanding of rural New England’s pre-industrial textile economy begins in a muddy field on the edge of UNH’s Woodman... -
08/30/23uSafeUS® App Supports Student Safety
UNH tops national rankings for campus safety year after year, but like any college, it’s not immune to instances of sexual violence. UNH is also home... -
05/01/23Critical Language Scholarship to Take Wahju ’24 to Indonesia
Vianca Wahju ’24 will be trading her standard summer vacation this year for an immersive international study experience she hopes will more closely...
Recent Stories
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05/24/16 - Smart CampusA new grant from UNH’s Broadband Center of Excellence to an interdisciplinary team of university researchers aims to showcase innovation in broadband technology and data analytics... Read More -
05/19/16 - Parking Permit Prices RisingFor the first time in 13 years, the cost of parking permits is going up on the Durham and Manchester campuses Read More -
05/19/16 - Hitting the BooksSunshine, 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... Read More -
05/19/16 - Get Ready for SummerSummer is just around the corner, and registration is open for UNH's summer youth programs. Read More -
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05/18/16 - Poised for the ProfessionAlyssa Kelley Alyssa Kelley has a piece of advice for incoming freshmen: Get involved early. That’s what she did, and it has paid dividends. The Plaistow, New Hampshire, native... Read More -
05/16/16 - Celebrating, Seacoast StyleOn Saturday, seniors came together on the Thompson Hall lawn to celebrate their success with a lobster bake. Read More -
05/13/16 - Icons, Writers, Founders and FirstsAn international peacemaker. A New York Times bestselling author. The first woman to command the Air Force’s largest air base wing. An icon of the North Country. A citizen of the... Read More -
05/12/16 - From Carnegie to City YearAfter two days of intensive rehearsal, Kathleen Kuhnly ’16 walked onto the Carnegie Hall stage as part of the Maine Festival Chorus, fulfilling a dream she never expected would... Read More -
05/11/16 - Applauding Campus AdvocatesCasey O’Dea knows you can’t force people to change their minds. He’s hoping that sharing information about what it means to be transgender might be just the thing people need to... Read More