Former Presidents are 2007 Commencement Speakers
Former presidents George H. W. Bush and Bill Clinton have been chosen as the keynote speakers for UNH's 137th commencement. The 41st and 42nd Commanders-in-Chief teamed up after the tsunami in Southern Asia and then following Hurricane Katrina.

New Dean At Whittemore School
A UMaine dean has been chosen to take the helm at WSBE beginning July 1. Daniel Innis, dean of the College of Business, Public Policy, and Health at the University of Maine, is also a hockey fan.

Letter from J. Bonnie Newman
Spring letter from Interim President J. Bonnie Newman discusses UNH past accomplishments and ongoing challenges.

Diversity on Display: Museum Exhibit
A student exhibit on diversity opens at the University Library. Fourteen students worked with artist and associate director of admissions Richard Haynes on the diversity mural project.

A Well-Earned Curtain Call

Dog's Best Friend - Excellence in Public Service

Sanitation; Science Prevents Norovirus Spread

Researchers Identify Widespread "Poly-Victim" Syndrome Among Children

Sönke Dornblut on Community Transportation

An Argentine Puzzle: Scientific Thought and Social Polices

Canadian Storyteller To Speak

Professor Visits Eastern Europe

National EPA Program Celebrates 20 Years of Protecting Coastal Watersheds

Cupboards Low on Food

MLK King, Jr. Celebration Commemorative Address and Panel

Don't Forget To Cash Out

Presidential Candidate on Campus

Sleepy Time: Are You Getting Enough?

Nordic Challenge To Benefit Northeast Passage

Environmental Health and Safety Meetings

Faculty Concert Series

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San Francisco Chronicle (SFGate.com): Debate Over Spanking Ban

"Almost everyone has been spanked as a kid, and they say, 'Well, I've been spanked, and I turned out OK,' and most of them have spanked their own kids," said University of New Hampshire sociologist Murray Straus, who has studied spanking since 1969.

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