Scott Ripley
Scott Ripley's Articles
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1,000 Words
A photographic look at the fall semester of 2017. -
UNH Researchers Find Effects of Climate Change Could Accelerate by Mid-Century
Nature lovers beware: Models show effects of climate change could be much stronger. -
Wildcat Stadium Wins New England “Best Projects” Award
Venue voted number one for sports/entertainment in region. -
Speaking of Spanish
Scott Weintraub is named outstanding assistant professor. -
Excellence in International Engagement
Mary Malone has been recognized for her engagement with the international community. -
Snowy Sunset
The flakes flew — just in time for finals week! -
From Farm to Food Bank
UNH-grown fish will help feed the hungry thanks to a 1,000 pound donation to the New Hampshire Food Bank. -
Watching the Watersheds
William McDowell and his students are working hard to understand more about a coveted natural resource. -
Tracking a Population in Peril
For the past four years, UNH professor Pete Pekins has been tracking the decline of New Hampshire’s moose population at the hands of the winter tick. -
Football’s Fish
Since 2003, Dick Dewing ’53 has headed up a cannon crew for the Wildcats’ home football games, firing off blank shots after each UNH touchdown. -
No-Nonsense Nutrition
COLSA Professor Emeritus Colette Janson-Sand has been recognized for public service. -
Management Material
Paul Harvey named Outstanding Associate Professor at 2017 faculty excellence reception. -
Stretching Their Sea Legs
Diane Foster studies changes in the sea floor, grooming the next generation of ocean scientists on the way. -
Veterans Day
ROTC students hold vigil at the Thompson Hall flagpole in honor of Veterans Day. -
Something Special
Professor of music Andrew Boysen received the 2017 Excellence in Research award at a recent ceremony. -
Zero Dawn Thirty
The UNH Today drone shows campus during the earliest daylight hours. -
Next PAT Council Meeting Is Nov. 1
The PAT Council will hold its next meeting on Wed., Nov. 1. -
The Roar of the Score
The man behind the cannon at Wildcat Stadium is no ordinary fan. -
The Transformation of Hamilton Smith Hall
Bridging history with 21st century learning. -
Getting a Taste of Real-World Biotech
UNH students try out their dream careers through internships. -
University Day Delights
Highlights from University Day 2017 -
Bee Bullies
While a graduate student in zoology at UNH, Jacob Withee '16G studied the effects of aggression on the social behavior of Ceratina calcurata, commonly known as small carpenter bees. -
Getting Cooler
Sierra Club, Princeton Review recognize UNH's commitment to sustainability. -
What’s Your Story?
Share your memories for the Hamilton Smith Hall time capsule. -
Tracking a Troubled Icon
The iconic moose is in decline. Here's what UNH researchers are doing about it. -
Farm to Future
Exploring the link between food and sustainability. -
The Right Time To Transition
In May, UNH President Mark W. Huddleston announced his plans to retire at the end of the 2017–18 academic year. When he steps down on June 30, 2018, it will be as the longest-serving president in the... -
Back to Class
Blue skies and sunshine made a great backdrop for the first day of classes. -
Moving In
What’s it look like when 3,000 new Wildcats move-in? Here’s a glimpse. -
Its Former Glory, and Then Some
After two years of work, the extensively renovated Hamilton Smith Hall opens its doors this fall (see inside). The $37 million overhaul to the iconic building included reconstruction of a soaring two... -
A Fine Restoration
Conservationists, including art history graduate Corrine Long '12, are restoring WPA-era murals in Hamilton Smith Hall. -
Inside the Genome Center
How did an oil spill impact a tiny organism in the Gulf of Mexcio? UNH graduate students are working to find out. -
Extraordinary Outreach
UNH has been selected as one of four finalists for the 2017 C. Peter Magrath Community Engagement Scholarship Award. -
Donor Impact: ECenter
UNH Today talks with Heather MacNeill about how donors help make the ECenter successful. -
For the Love of Lakes
UNH researchers and New Hampshire citizen scientists are monitoring the state's freshwater resources, and their work is making a big impact. -
Path to Wildcat Country
A guide that charts your course from high school graduation to move-in day at UNH. -
Foraging For Seaweed
Gabby Bradt, a fisheries specialist at UNH Cooperative Extension and N.H. Sea Grant, is getting the word out about the benefits of seaweed. Her popular hands-on workshops invite the community to the... -
Building A Team
Interprofessional course brings majors together. -
Wildcat Stadium Breaks Out in Song
Class of 2017 graduates sing and their fans in the stands sing "This Little Light of Mine" at Wildcat Stadium during commencement 2017. -
Video Highlights
More than 2,300 undergraduate and 448 graduate students — including 79 military veterans — representing 41 states and 30 foreign countries received degrees at commencement. -
Career Minded
Carrington Cazeau '17 has found his calling. -
Winning at Brevity
How do you describe years of research in lay terms and in just three minutes? UNH graduate students have the answer. -
Pitas with the President
On a beautiful spring afternoon, UNH Dining's Pita Pit offered students lunch courtesy of President Mark Huddleston, who was on hand to greet them. -
Engineering Climate Solutions
Madison Wood ’19 wants to be part of the solutions to climate change issues. -
Common Ground: Two Presidents, 300 High-School Students
In Salem, the presidents of UNH and the New Hampshire Senate shared memories and offer hope for college access. -
Scholar, Leader, Volunteer
Eden Suoth always imagined going to college in a city. Then he visited UNH. -
Flesh and Blood
Meet Xena, the synthetic cadaver who entered lab classrooms earlier this semester. Her guts, arteries, organs, blood flow and real-feeling flesh give the anatomy and physiology students who work with... -
1866: A Very Good Year, A Very Good Beer
Smuttynose Brewing Company and the University of New Hampshire have partnered to brew a session ale to celebrate UNH’s 150th anniversary. -
Professional Development Opportunity for Operating Staff
Registration is open for "Picture Your Success."