Students Take On Hunger and Raise More Than $1,700
The Student Nutrition Association raised almost $1,800 to fight hunger. Here's what you can do.

Second Annual Poinsettia Trials Open House Dec. 5-7
The research greenhouses and the Thompson School have grown more than 1,400 poinsettias this year. Check them out during next week's open house.

President to Host Holiday Party
If you haven't had a chance to meet the president and his wife, here's your chance.

Training Session Focused on Energy Savings
It's all about saving energy. UNH hosted the training.

Please note: Campus Journal will be on holiday break after its Dec. 19 publication until Jan 16.

How Racism Jeopardizes American Democracy Is Focus Of Sidore Lecture Nov. 29

The Thompson School's Flower Powered Christmas Tree Takes Third Place

UNH Scientists Report First Findings On Key Astrophysics Problem

Globalization Leads Professor to India

Tom Kelly is UNH's First and Only Director of Sustainability

Search Committee for the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts

Carsey Institute Awards Fellowships To 24 New England Non-Profit Leaders

United Way Campaign Comes To A Close

MUB Food Changes

Winter Parking Ban at UNH

Band Concert

Massage Away Holiday and End of Semester Stress

Symphonic Concert Dec. 5

It’s Not Too Late to Get a Flu Shot

All That Jazz Dec. 12

Dec. 9 Choir and Symphony Concert

Local Producers Week at Holloway Commons

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Foster's Daily Democrat: Cleaner energy at less cost

It's an exciting partnership between the University of New Hampshire and Waste Management's landfill in Rochester. It's a project that's about 80 percent complete — one that will provide UNH with approximately 85 percent of the energy that's needed to heat the Durham campus by the winter of 2008-09.

UNH Alum Named Teacher of the Year