Holiday Harmonies

President Jim Dean and Jan Dean celebrate the success the UNH community inspired in 2018.

A Roaring Good Time

Get a taste of all the fun at the latest student-created dining series entitled The 18th Amendment: A Roaring Good Time.

Hurricane Double-Shot

UNH research finds Hurricanes Irma, Maria had lasting impact on Puerto Rico's streams.

Autumn Aerials

Look back at the fall of 2018 and all the beauty of the Durham campus.

Faculty and Staff Email Migrating to Exchange Online

UNH IT is in the process of migrating all UNH faculty and staff email mailboxes to Exchange Online.

The Heart of Ideas

The ECenter is the heart of ideas, innovation and entrepreneurship at UNH.

Spreading More Light and Kindness

As the nation mourns the loss of innocent lives in recent shootings, UNH reaffirms its commitment to peace, tolerance and respect.

$1.4M for Aquaculture

New Hampshire Sea Grant will receive $1.4 million from NOAA Sea Grant to expand aquaculture research in New Hampshire.

Presidential Remarks

James W. Dean Jr., UNH's 20th president, speaks at his installation ceremony on Friday, Oct. 12.

Advanced Engineering

Michael Locke ’18 is going on to great things. 

Goal: Sustainable Food

A new aquaponic greenhouse aims to provide a model to increase sustainable food production.

Angel Investors

Students as angel investors? It doesn't get much more real-world than that.

President Dean Welcomes Campus Community

A video message to faculty, staff, students and parents marking the start of a new academic year.  

Over in a Flash

The first day of classes, captured on video. 

Descending on Durham

The Class of 2022 moved into Wildcat Country on Friday, Aug. 24.

UNH Second Coolest School in the Country

The Sierra Club has ranked UNH second on its list of "Cool Schools." 

Sustainable U.

It’s a lot more than just being green. UNH students describe what it’s like to attend one of the most sustainable universities in the United States.

Advice for Incoming Wildcats

Before they graduated, members of the UNH Class of 2018 offered some advice for members of the Class of 2022.

Change Agent

Many students enter college with a desire to make the world a better place. Philosophy grad Eden Suoth ’18 is actually doing it. 

Planner Extraordinaire

Hospitality management graduate Heather Price ’18 explored every speciality before landing on her favorite.

Born Leader

Abigail Lehner ’18 credits UNH with helping her develop leadership skills, but we suspect she was born a leader. 

Insured for Success

Quinn Connelly's new gig will take him only an hour from campus but light years into a great business career.

Stage to Stage

A Real Employment and Career Help scholarship, funded by Ellis Woodward ’74, helped Liam Tanner '18 reach the Florida Studio Theatre.

Fit for the Farm

Dan Birnstihl '18 spent a lot of time in the UNH greenhouses as a student, and it seems he just couldn’t get enough. 

Socializer

Sriyaa Shah was one of the voices behind UNH’s social media engine, and she says that experience helped her land a job.

Recommencement

Three weeks after commencement, Jessica Nadeau '18 finally got to turn her tassel. 

Just What the Doctor Ordered

Volunteering as an EMT solidified Adam Huynh’s medical school goals.

Off to Boston

Wildcats take care of Wildcats, and Alexys Gilcreast’s college-to-career story is a testament to that.

Making Tomorrow’s Makers

UNH's John Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center will help train the skilled workforce of tomorrow.

Ready for What's Next

Mark Huddleston, the University of New Hampshire's longest-serving president, prepares to step down.

Missing U.

Before they left, graduating seniors from the Class of 2018 told us what they’ll miss most about UNH.   

Highlights from Commencement 2018

Video highlights from the class of 2018's big day

Helping Hometown Grads

Berlin, New Hampshire, natives Craig and Linda Labnon Rydin '71 attended UNH and are helping others from that North Country town come here.

Promoting an IP Powerhouse

Law-school friends and business partners Aaron Silverstein ’04 JD, MIP and Matt Saunders ’92, ’05 JD support UNH students studying trademark and copyright law.

Wildcats Give Back

Year-end service event will celebrate community, Wildcat spirit.

Next Gen Brewers

Things are brewing at UNH. Take a peek inside one of the newest laboratories.

Where Science and Music Meet

Michael Palace may first be known as an environmental scientist and researcher, but he has also released 20-plus albums.

UNH To Host Beer Lecture Series During NH Craft Beer Week

UNH invites the public to learn about beer’s significant social, cultural, economic and environmental contributions.

Task Force Update

A note from the associate vice president for community, equity and diversity.

UNH Law Earns National Recognition

UNH Law ranked sixth in the nation for IP expertise, 85th overall.

Nominate Staff for Presidential Award of Excellence

The nomination deadline is Friday, March 30.

A STEM Milestone Worth Marking

UNH STEMbassadors have reached 13,000 Granite State schoolchildren with hands-on activities, and they show no signs of slowing down. 

Bright Lights, Bright Future

Jill Howard '19 left for a semester and returned with a different worldview. 

Tracking Moose

Pete Pekins is leading a study on the dwindling moose population and the rise of the winter tick.

Semester in the City

UNH students spend a semester living, learning and working in the city of Boston.

On the Pond

February is made for pond hockey, and Wildcats took full advantage of the thick ice on the Mill Pond one recent sunny day. 

UNH Receives More Than $8 Million for Student Support and Scholarships

Even more New Hampshire students will receive scholarships to attend UNH due to the generosity of new and returning benefactors. 

A Message for Wildcats

A message to Wildcats on the eve of Super Bowl LII. 

Snow Globe

All the places you know and love during a recent snow storm

A Passion for the Job

COLA faculty members are recognized and celebrated for excellence.