Spring 2007 Transportation Survey Summary
Find out what people on campus are thinking about transportation at UNH.

Right Whales In The Wrong Place—No Bones About It
Save the whales: safe boating can make a difference in right whale populations.

Picture Perfect: Fall at UNH
Here’s a snapshot of fall color on campus.

Equal Access Trail Opens In College Woods
A new trail in College Woods makes it easy for anyone to get out and enjoy nature.

"Committed Leaders" Honored With Hubbard Family Award

Sorting Out Seaweeds: Which Species Native, Which Are Not

Faculty Receive Top Honors

Kingsbury Hall Renovations Honored

UNH Writers Series Welcomes Marilyn Johnson Oct. 24

Students Work to Get Thanksgiving Food Baskets for UNH Community

Specialist Joins UNH Cooperative Extension’s Family Team

New Research Finds Gay Men, But Not Lesbians, Are Discriminated Against in Jobs

UNH Is "Campus Sustainability Leader," Says College Sustainability Report Card 2008

United Way Looks for Support at Luncheon

Student Challenges Kickoff — Houses and Halls Unite For Energy Savings

COLSA Insight Ready For Reading

"Exposed: How the Toxins of Everyday Products Threaten Our Future"

Noise Alert

Justice Studies Colloquium

Faculty: Remind Your Students About This Career Fair

Meet the Candidates for Director of Enterprise Computing

UNH Takes on Hunger – Holiday Fund and Food Drive

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Portsmouth Herald/Seacoast Online: Thumbs up to local acts of generosity

Over at the University of New Hampshire in Durham, five sorority houses — Alpha Phi, Alpha Chi Omega, Kappa Delta, Chi Omega and Alpha Xi Delta — are monitoring energy consumption by turning off lights, unplugging computers and appliances and taking shorter showers, starting Oct. 24. Last spring, the five houses prevented 6,741 pounds of CO2 from being released and saved $863.56 in utility costs during the month they participated.

Professor-Launched Program Honored

Associate Dean Chosen

Public Television Station Honored