UNH Magazine
A Tribute to Don Harley
His legacy endures through the scholarship fund in his name. Read More
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02/14/18A Window on the World
A drive to discover earned writer Michael D’Antonio ’77 a Pulitzer Prize — and an insider’s understanding of America’s most powerful political... -
11/28/17Esprit de (Ambulance) Corps
For 50 years, UNH’s volunteer emergency medical service has served the community and set future caregivers on their path. -
11/28/17CELEBRATE 150: The Campaign for UNH
A third of the way through the final year of UNH’s comprehensive campaign, the university has plenty to celebrate. -
11/28/17New Foundation Board Leadership
In September, the board elected a new slate of officers who will help see CELEBRATE 150: The Campaign for UNH to the finish line.
Recent Stories
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04/08/15 - Tales from the Real WorldWe all like to check out what our classmates have done since graduation. Now, you can read about fellow alumni’s professional achievements and life-lessons learned with the click... Read More -
04/08/15 - Opportunity AwaitsI spent a good portion of the fall on the road, meeting with alumni who serve as volunteer network leaders around the country. From the New Hampshire Lakes Region to California,... Read More -
04/08/15 - UNH Magazine Winter 2015 Book ReviewsWhy did Americans love the Beatles? Scholars have theorized that the band lifted the nation’s spirits after the death of JFK, a tragedy that “made us more receptive to the happy... Read More -
04/08/15 - In Memoriam—Stacey Ward Cole ’41Stacey Cole’s resonant voice fell silent on November 30, 2014, when he passed away at Red Crow Farm, his home in West Swanzey, N.H. He had owned and operated the farm since 1941... Read More -
04/08/15 - In Memoriam—Thomas Edwards Kirkbride ’53After graduating with an ROTC commission as a second lieutenant, Thomas Kirkbride was posted in Germany with the U.S. Air Force. The experience sparked his interest in... Read More -
04/08/15 - The Hidden Gems of Ham SmithArtist George Lloyd was on a mission to find a “real” farmer. It was the spring of 1939, and, having been commissioned to paint a mural about agriculture that would cover one... Read More -
11/18/14 - Bringing the U. to YouOne hundred years ago, Babe Ruth took the mound for the Boston Red Sox, an American steamship became the first vessel to pass through the Panama Canal, and a gentleman named M.... Read More -
11/18/14 - What Teaching TeachesThe Perennial Chance to Get It Right By Phyllis Wentworth '02G Read More -
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11/18/14 - Marching OnIt’s a cold November Saturday morning and out on the Cowell Stadium field, the Wildcat Marching Band has its hands full. Today, the band’s ranks have swelled to include high... Read More