UNH announces the 2012-2013 Saul O Sidore Memorial Lecture Series “The Drug Wars: Views from the South and the North,” which will examine the global anti-drug campaign. All lectures are free and open to the public.

 “The topic of drug policy generates substantial debate, and this debate can be quite heated. This lecture series aims to enrich this debate by giving participants the tools they need to understand the many dimensions of the global anti-drug campaign,” said Mary Fran Malone, associate professor of political science at UNH.

Patrons of the Dimond Library who find themselves there at closing time will have a friendly reminder when it’s time to start packing up for the night. Make that a familiar friendly reminder.

The Paul Creative Arts Center has always offered great entertainment. Getting tickets to those great performances is easier than ever now that PCAC has its own box office.

Up until now, patrons purchased tickets to concerts or theatre and dance productions through the MUB box office, or in the lobby of the PCAC. But staff changes at the MUB meant the student center could no longer provide the service, so the theatre and dance department decided to do so, recruiting its staff and students to run it.

A UNH researcher contracted to test sonar systems on a research ship helped discover the wreck of the ship that took Robert Falcon Scott to the Antarctic.