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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12/05/16 - Helping Laconia BloomTate Aldrich '08 has a simple life philosophy: Bloom where you're planted. That perspective is among the reasons that, when he was offered a teaching job at Laconia High School,... Read More -
12/05/16 - A Cut AboveWhen Kendall Kunelius ’15 arrived at UNH in 2011, her path was clear. A 10-year 4-Her and the devoted owner of a pony named Winsome, Kunelius planned to major in equine management... Read More -
12/05/16 - In Memoriam: Dr. John H. “Jack” Lawson ’49His gaze sharpened by what he had observed in his childhood and during years as a superintendent, Jack Lawson often didn’t like what he saw as he examined schools across... Read More -
12/05/16 - In Memoriam: Elizabeth Horvarth Stewart ’88Although she had once considered becoming a physician, Beth Stewart opted for a career as an occupational therapist. She felt that OT was a more flexible profession that would... Read More -
12/05/16 - 100 Years Young(s)According to local lore, saddle salesman Jack Grant was just passing through Durham en route to Boston with his wife Madeleine when the town’s charms inspired him to put down... Read More -
12/05/16 - NoteworthyGray skies and chilly temps couldn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the UNH students who marched in the annual Homecoming parade — or the many community members who lined Main Street to... Read More -
09/08/16 - One Hundred and Fifty Remarkable WildcatsOne hundred and fifty years ago, on July 7, 1866, New Hampshire Governor Frederick Smyth signed an act creating the New Hampshire College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts, the... Read More -
09/08/16 - Becoming Lori RobinsonMost people don’t make the cover of a magazine unless they’re a celebrity — an actor or a singer or a rock star, say. But then, define rock star. Read More -
09/05/16 - The Mysterious Gifts of Robert MorinRobert “Bob” Morin '63 was quietly amassing a $4 million estate that he would leave to UNH after his death. Read More -
08/30/16 - In This Issue...For a non-alum, I’ve always prided myself on knowing UNH pretty well. My family moved to Durham when I was 18 months old, when my father took a job at UNH teaching physical... Read More