Student Life
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President Mark Huddleston, UNH athletes, students, alumni, and community members join for Homecoming weekend each fall. In 2010, Homecoming featured a bonfire and fireworks at Boulder Field.
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The marching band has a tradition of being one of the most spirited groups on campus. High school musicians are invited to become a Wildcat for a Day, and play with the band.
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The pride that students, alumni, faculty, and staff take in UNH blossoms at sporting events, when the cheering is nonstop—and loud!
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Connect is a pre-college program that helps multicultural incoming students get a jumpstart on college life. Participants can meet UNH staff and faculty, learn about essential services, and enjoy great campus activities.
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Since launching a chapter seven years ago, UNH Relay for Life teams have raised more than $700,000 to support cancer prevention, research, and education.
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After a long winter, spring brings smiles to the faces of UNH students.
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UNH PrOVES (Pre-Orientation Volunteer Experience in Service) invites first-year students to volunteer and gain leadership skills during the week before fall semester begins.
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The campus and surrounding communities celebrate the beginning of each new academic year with University Day—a huge festival, picnic, and student activities fair.
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Disability Services for Students ensures that all University activities and programs are accessible.
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Take one beautiful campus. Add one part snow. Mix with high-spirited college students and—presto!—instant winter fun. Students coming here bring their winter gear.
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WUNH is a radio station completely operated by students.
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If you visit campus during winter months, you’ll know the Wildcats are probably playing a home hockey game when you hear the fans’ roar from inside the Whittemore Center Arena.
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More than 100 student organizations and 50 campus departments take part in the University Day celebration at the beginning of each fall term. A “flash mob” was part of the scene in 2010.
