Europe
Building Rome and Finding the Perfect Career
College can be crazy busy, with students attending an average of four classes per semester, participating in student organizations and athletics, working and often balancing both a major and a minor. Sometimes it seems as if there just isn’t time for it all. This is where January term comes in. J-... Read More
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12/02/15The Art of Humanity
In the hour before professor David Kaye, chair of the theatre and dance department, would take the stage and perform his one-man play “How I Brought... -
11/20/15Love Burns On
UNH community members joined together on Wednesday afternoon in the Murkland courtyard for a vigil to honor victims of recent terrorist attacks... -
11/06/15Talking the Talk
“The Global Dude: How a Foreign Language Puts You Ahead in the Game of Life,” one of the events presented during UNH International Education Week... -
04/08/15In Memoriam—Thomas Edwards Kirkbride ’53
After graduating with an ROTC commission as a second lieutenant, Thomas Kirkbride was posted in Germany with the U.S. Air Force. The experience...
Recent Stories
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02/19/15 - Have Funding, Will Travel: Ph.D. Student and Fulbright Fellow Trots the Globe in Pursuit of a Scientific CareerBelmont, Mass. native Sophie Burke’s decision to come to UNH in September 2009 was pretty much a no-brainer. “I started my search looking for a small liberal arts college where I... Read More -
12/09/14 - NH International Seminar Lecture Highlights U.S. Government's Views on Ukrainian CrisisOn Nov. 9, 1989, most of the undergraduate students at the University of New Hampshire's campus were not yet born. They did not witness on television the fall of the Berlin Wall... Read More -
11/18/14 - What Teaching TeachesThe Perennial Chance to Get It Right By Phyllis Wentworth '02G Read More -
10/01/14 - Worth a Thousand WordsJulianne Shimer ’15 spent her summer in Dublin, Ireland, analyzing the drawings of disadvantaged youth. She was there as a summer staff member in the Trinity College Nursing and... Read More -
09/17/14 - History Major Scares Up Consequences of Red ScareAssociate professor Lucy Salyer and Joseph Juknievich Joseph Juknievich ’16 was assisting a UNH history professor with research for her upcoming book when he came upon... Read More -
06/19/14 - The Write StuffWriters deal with criticism in different ways, but Dan Ford '54 is likely one of the few to have responded by becoming a pilot. When his 1991 book, The Flying Tigers, about a band... Read More -
06/19/14 - In Memoriam—David Richard Crockett '42On October 2, 1942, Lt. David Crockett was en route to Great Britain aboard the converted ocean liner HMS Queen Mary. Life with his new bride, Dorothy Jasper Crockett '42, would... Read More -
04/10/14 - Survival, a Fish StoryJeffrey Bolster and Daniel Zotos by the commercial fishing pier in Portsmouth, N.H. (Photo: Lisa Nugent) For two months during the summer of 2013, Daniel Zotos waited at docks... Read More -
02/20/14 - The Road to OlympusIt’s the journey and the destination for U.S women’s Olympic hockey coach Katey Stone ’89. Wildcat Nation will have plenty to cheer about during this month’s Winter Olympics games... Read More -
02/03/14 - World ViewPhoto: Jessica Milligan When Laurent ’43 and Ann Miller ’46 Morin arrived in Algiers for their first posting with the Foreign Service in 1948, the captain of their ship had only... Read More