Inclusion
K–12 Teacher-Scholars Gather to Share Experiences Developing Place-Based Curricula
Earlier this month, a small group of teacher-scholars gathered at Alnoba, a workshop and retreat venue in Kensington, to share their critical and creative approaches to centering diverse narratives of place in their teaching. Read More
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06/11/24A Message on the Significance of Juneteenth From Kenneth Holmes
Kenneth Holmes, senior vice provost for student life at UNH, reflects on the significance of Juneteenth. Also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation... -
05/14/24Major NSF Funding Will Advance N.H.’s Science and Technology Leadership
With an $8 million award from the National Science Foundation, UNH will lead an initaitve to boost the state's science and technology innovation. -
05/14/24Beauregard Center Holds Second Annual Celebration of Achievement and Excellence
The Aulbani J. Beauregard Center for Equity, Justice, and Freedom held its second annual Celebration of Achievement and Excellence on May 8, 2024. -
04/16/24UNH Celebrates 31st Pride and Pancakes Breakfast as Part of Pride Month 2024
UNH held its 31st annual Pride and Pancakes breakfast Tuesday morning, celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community as part of the university’s Pride Month...
Recent Stories
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08/06/21 - $4.8M Award Supports Better Mental Health for People With Intellectual DisabilitiesJoan B. Beasley and a research team from the Center for START Services at the Institute on Disability (IOD) at UNH has been approved for a $4.86 million funding award. Read More -
08/04/21 - Promoting Inclusion and EquityThis summer, Dzijeme Ntumi ’17, ’18G served as the lead instructor and curriculum designer for an innovative new educational program that explores science, technology, engineering... Read More -
07/15/21 - Become the RoarThe University of New Hampshire welcomed members of the 2021 incoming class for several one-day, in-person orientation sessions last month, ending each day with UNH's own Become... Read More -
07/08/21 - Slow-Wheeling to the SeaUsing a hand-powered recumbent trike after spine cancer, the author retraces the 35 miles of a pioneering cycling tour of Boston’s North Shore taken more than a century ago. Read More -
06/28/21 - In Our Own Voices: Carlo Capuz '21Carlo Capuz '21, a computer information systems major, shares his experience immigrating to the U.S. as part of our "In Our Own Voices" series. Read More -
06/02/21 - Call for ArtistsThe Institute on Disability (IOD) at the University of New Hampshire invites artists to submit artwork to be considered for the 2022 IOD Calendar. For the past 21 years, the IOD... Read More -
05/21/21 - A Champion for Adapted Physical EducationAssociate professor ofkinesiology Michelle Grenier has been awarded the prestigious Julian U. Stein Lifetime Achievement Award by SHAPE (Society of Health and Physical Educators)... Read More -
05/17/21 - In Our Own Voices: Tatiana Iuferova '20GTatiana Iuferova '20G, a graduate of the master's in information technology program, shares her experience coming to the U.S. from Russia as part of our "In Our Own Voices" series... Read More -
05/04/21 - In Our Own Voices: Blanca Santibanez '20Blanca Santibanez '20, a recent graduate of the biotechnology program, shares her experience as an immigrant to the U.S. as part of our "In Our Own Voices" series. Read More -
04/15/21 - In Our Own Voices: Vishnu Soni '22Vishnu Soni '22, a neuropsychology major, shares his journey from India to the U.S. to pursue his academic passion as part of our "In Our Own Voices" series. Read More