Sen. Judd Gregg Celebrates Nation’s First Commercial Offshore Mussel Farm
UNH technology helped launch the country's first commercial offshore mussel farm and the results are now showing up in local restaurants and markets.

Jan Nisbet, Director Of Institute On Disability, Receives Alumni Association’s Highest Honor
Charles H. Pettee Medal honoring service and dedication given to education professor.

Main Street Renovations Celebrated
After a summer of dust and traffic delays, the construction on Main Street is finally complete. Check out the ribbon cutting photos marking the occasion.

NH Secretary of State Bill Gardner to Discuss NH Primary Oct. 18
The man charged with setting New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary comes to campus tomorrow.

OS Council Update

Cyber Security Tips for All of Us

Ellis Island Photographs and Works by MacDowell Colony Artists at Art Gallery

Images of Slavery and Plantations Topic of Oct. 18 Lecture

National Bullying Prevention Awareness Week is Oct. 21-27

Report Led By UNH Fisheries Expert Offers Novel Solution To Overfishing

Dimond Academic Commons Officially Open

Faculty Senate Minutes Summary Sept. 10, 2007

Faculty Senate Minutes Summary Sept. 24, 2007

Online Benefits Open Enrollment Through Oct. 19

Interview Schedules For Candidates For Director Of Enterprise Computing

Forum on UNH's Fiscal Health

New ArtBreak Series Dates

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New Hampshire Union Leader:
Trash power for UNH

The University of New Hampshire is poised to become one of the nation's most environmentally friendly campuses with the help of an unlikely source: trash. In a $45 million enterprise, the school is building a pipeline to bring gas captured from the Turnkey Landfill in Rochester to UNH's campus to help power the school.

Macpherson Honored

Cover grill: Wildcatessen Makes News

Graduate School of Oceanography, URI Award to Larry Mayer

Work Published