Do Your Holiday Shopping Right Here on Campus
Forget fighting the crowds at the mall, see what you can buy around campus.

Lighten Up New Hampshire! Comes Online
Make that healthy-living New Year's resolution now. See what this Web site has to offer.

Peace Award Given to UNH Professor Emeritus
Symbol of hope and help awarded to Dennis Meadows.

Gingerbread Scene Celebrates the Season
Check out the gingerbread house on display at Holloway Commons.

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

Breaking With Tradition: How to Navigate the Delicate Subject of Changing Family Holiday Rituals

Ph.D. Candidate Receives Major Experiential Education Award

City Dwellers Look to Backyards When Deciding to Head to Slopes

Excellence Award Winner Loves Her Job

Undergraduate Research Conference Registration Underway

Nov.5, 2007 Faculty Senate Minutes Summary

Reception and Book Signing

Holiday Party Continues Dec. 10 M-Z

Weight Management Program

Interim Director of the Hamel Center for Undergraduate Research Sought

Enjoy the Season With Art

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Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin: GUEST VIEWPOINT : Bottled water cost ridiculous

Many studies show that tap water is just as healthy, if not healthier than its bottled counterpart. "20/20" took five national brands of bottled water and a sample of tap water from a drinking fountain in the middle of New York City and sent them to microbiologist Aaron Margolin of the University of New Hampshire to test for bacteria. There was no difference found between the tap and the bottled water.