All Celebrity Series performances are held in the Johnson Theatre at the University of New Hampshire in Durham. The Johnson Theater is a fully equipped, 688 seat, proscenium theater. Please see our Directions page for more information on its location.

The Center for the Humanities was established in the College of Liberal Arts at the University of New Hampshire in 1986 to support humanities research by faculty from across the university, representing such fields as anthropology, communication, fine arts, folklore, foreign languages, geography, history, literature, philosophy, religious studies, sociology, and women’s studies.

Cheshire County’s UNH Cooperative Extension office is part of a network of county, state and regional outreach education offices that bring the University of New Hampshire resources directly to the people who live and work in Cheshire County. The staff, along with more than 30 campus-based Extension specialists, provides county residents with research-based education and information, enhancing their ability to make informed decisions that improve their lives.

The mission of Continuing Education and Summer Session at the University of New Hampshire is to help coordinate and facilitate public access to higher education at its main campus in Durham, its commuter college in Manchester and its Professional Development and Training centers in Durham, Manchester and Portsmouth. In keeping with the institutional mission and identity, the University of New Hampshire’s primary purpose is learning, serving the state and the region through continuing education, professional development and training, cooperative extension, cultural outreach, economic development activities, and applied research.

The Department of Earth Sciences at UNH aims to improve our understanding of the Earth, and the processes that affect it, through excellence in teaching, research, and service. We offer undergraduate and graduate degrees encompassing a broad spectrum of disciplines including geology, hydrology, oceanography, ocean mapping, geochemistry, climate science, and geophysics. Our location on the Great Bay Estuary near the White Mountains provides an ideal backdrop for hands-on learning opportunities.

The UNH Equine Program combines award-winning equestrian teams with stong academics and outstanding opportunities for hands-on learning, including on-site USEF/USEA recognized horse trials and PATH International premier operating center which give students real-world experience in the equine industry. – See more at: http://www.equine.unh.edu/#sthash.nJLN6bWN.dpuf

University of New Hampshire Financial Aid Office in Manchester, New Hampshire. The Financial Aid Office at UNH recognizes that the financial aid process can be confusing. Our highly trained professional staff is here to assist current and prospective UNH students and their families.

UNH’s Hamel Center for Undergraduate Research provides the resources and financial support for the research, scholarly and creative projects of UNH students. Through the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP), students may apply for Undergraduate Research Awards (URAs) and Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships (SURFs). The Hamel Center also administers the International Research Opportunities Program (IROP), Research Experience and Apprenticeship Program (REAP), INCO 590, Study Abroad Grants, Honors Thesis Grants, and Presentation Grants.

To work for the value of Inclusive excellence in our UNH community value. To sustain a learning community that is accessible and equitable for our diversity of experience and recognize the connection of inclusion in our mission of teaching and research excellence as critical to development, learning, and success. To build an accessible, multicultural community in which civility and respect are fostered, and discrimination and harassment are not tolerated. To ensure that under-represented groups and those who experience systemic inequity will have equal opportunities and feel welcomed on our campus.

Bringing students to study in the heart of London, the University of New Hampshire invites sophomores, juniors, and seniors from colleges and universities in New Hampshire, and New Hampshire residents studying elsewhere, to come to central London and take courses in British studies, the arts, and an exceptionally wide range of other basic subjects during the fall and/or spring semesters. The site of the UNH London Program is Regent’s College, a center for international study abroad that houses, among others, this special program.

The School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering is the University of New Hampshire’s first ‘interdisciplinary school’, designed to address today’s highly complex ocean and coastal challenges through integrated graduate education, research and engagement.  As such, it serves as an interdisciplinary nexus for marine science and ocean engineering teaching and research across the University.

The National Student Exchange (NSE) program at the University of New Hampshire (UNH). UNH students or incoming exchangers are welcome here, as are NSE Staff & NSE Coordinators from all over North America.

The Nutrition Program at UNH offers students a strong science-based education while promoting critical thinking, practical research, and field experiences. Our graduates are well trained and successful in gaining employment, securing dietetic internships, and being accepted into graduate and professional schools.

The Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) at the University of New Hampshire participates in the creation of a culturally diverse learning environment by coordinating programs which encourage interaction between the international, campus and local communities, thereby fostering awareness, appreciation and understanding of other cultures. The office promotes international education at UNH by facilitating the enrollment and employment of foreign nationals and by providing them with essential support services.

The UNH President’s Commission on the Status of Women was established February 15, 1972, to explore conditions and attitudes within the University of New Hampshire, relating to the mobility and functional equality of women, and to encourage movement toward the goal of full participation of women.

Signals is a publication for UNH faculty and staff by Information Technology (IT), part of the University of New Hampshire (UNH.) This website is best viewed with Internet Explorer 7 or higher, Firefox 3.5, and Safari 4. In 2009, Signals won a national SIGUCCS Award for Best Electronic Computing Newsletter.

The Spanish major is designed to help students develop proficiency in the Spanish language and an appreciation of the cultural and literary achievements of Hispanic societies around the globe. This dual emphasis on communication and understanding prepares students to live in a world community where Spanish is becoming increasingly important for both personal and professional reasons.

Study where you want—online, on campus, or abroad. Open to all, Summer Session is an opportunity to earn course credit in a 5, 8 or 10-week term.

UNH Men’s Ultimate is a club sport for those interested in playing competitive Ultimate Frisbee.  We practice 3-4 times per week throughout both Fall and Spring semesters and attend tournments roughly once per month.  The team is open to all experience levels.

WUNH is a student-run radio station at the University of New Hampshire in Durham, New Hampshire. Operated by student and community DJs since 1971, WUNH’s “free waves” have become a cornerstone of Seacoast New Hampshire’s culture. We are a service organization, providing the University and surrounding communities with non-commercial, alternative radio. We strive for diversity in programming, playing artists and entire genres of music underrepresented in mainstream media. We maintain a high level of professionalism in our broadcasts, and are committed to providing the most up-to-date university information, news, and sports to the community.