Mining Expert Hamilton Smith II Shared His Wealth
A wealthy mining consultant and world traveler who died on Little Bay left his mark at UNH.

Can It. New Recycling Bins On Campus
Recycling is a no-brainer with new outdoor containers.

Citizens Police Academy
Members of the UNH community sign on to learn about university policing.

UNH Commits to Climate Neutrality
President signs climate pact.

John McQuaid Gives Keynote Address at Undergraduate Research Conference

It's Elemental: Excellence in Teaching

What Can We Do? A University Dialogue on Energy

New Research Finds People And Pigeons See Eye To Eye

Photo Gallery: Red-tailed Hawk

Photo Gallery: Snow Daze

All research. All majors. All undergrads: URC Registration Underway

UNH Alum To Perform

Children's Gardening Conference: Growing A Green Generation

Celebrity Series presents Martha Graham Dance Company

Faculty Senate Minutes Summary-Feb. 5 Meeting

CIS Presents Microsoft Windows Vista & Office 2007 Open Forums

Jazz, Wind Symphony, and Symphonic Concerts

Take A Walk: Step The System

2007 Kidder Fund Nominations Underway

Dairy Bar Open During Spring Break

"Power to the People" Energy Talk

Nominations for 2007 Women's Commission Awards By March 5

Symphony Orchestra Features Violin Soloist

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USA Today: Small U.S. towns bear scars from Iraq

There's a "basic unfairness" about the number of troops dying in Iraq who are from rural areas, said William O'Hare, senior visiting fellow at the University of New Hampshire's Carsey Institute, which examines rural issues."

Business Professor; Fire Inspector Honored

Collaborators Book Wins Award