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IT Tech Was Occupier at Occupy Wall Street
Occupy Wall Street isn't about socialism. And it isn't a bunch of college kids protesting for peace. Just ask IT's Katherine Derby.


$500 Payment OK'd by Board of Trustees
Benefits-eligible faculty and staff who are not represented by the AAUP will receive a one-time payment that will appear in Oct. 28 or Nov. 4 paychecks.

1st Annual UNH Healthy Chef Competition
UNH Dining is hosting a cook-off sponsored by Guiding Stars, a nutritional ranking system that promotes healthy eating.

Admissions Open House Aims to Draw Thousands
The Admissions Office's annual fall open house will be held at the Whittemore Center this year to allow for greater participation.

Anthony Zizos to Retire 2012; VPFA to be Reorganized

Homecoming Weekend is Oct. 28-30; Register Now For 5K Road Race

Sky's Not the Limit at N.E. Astronomy Fest at UNH Oct. 14 - 15

UNH Team Wins NSF Award for "Sun-to-Ice" Study

Search for New CHHS Dean Announced; Committee to be Formed

Interactive History Website Wins Media Production Prize

State-of-the-Art Lecture Series Begins Oct. 27

IT Academic Technology Offers Technology in Teaching Informational Sessions

Former Poet Laureate Donald Hall to Read From New Book Oct. 10

Agreement Allows Seamless Transfer From Great Bay CC to UNH Life Sciences

Faculty Senate Minutes Summary Sept. 12, 2011

UNH In The News

USA Today: Americans aren't moving as much (Ken Johnson)

"In difficult economic times, the presence of familiar places and familiar people may be worth more to them than it would be in better times," says Kenneth Johnson, demographer at the University of New Hampshire's Carsey Institute.