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"An environment of mutual trust and respect is necessary if an institution seeks to act with integrity.  They are prerequisites for open communication and honest dialogue about the values, goals and expectations held by the institution and its members. . .  Read More

"This is the first year that students at UNH will experience the new diversity initiative in English 401 as part of an ongoing effort to spread diversity and inclusion not only through English programs, but the university as a whole." . .  Read More

“There are UNH students who are eating only one meal a day,” says Davidson, a Hamel Scholar.  Read More

Olivia Bourdon '18, Athena Ryan '18 and Rebecca Philbert '19 were awarded Gilman International Scholarships to support their global internships and study abroad.  Read More

Vernon Carter, associate professor of social work, teaches the "Implications of Race, Culture, and Oppression" course, designed to increase awareness related to the insidious nature of oppression.  Read the ful  Read More

The Feminist Studies Graduate Certificate Program is designed to provide students with an opportunity to pursue feminist scholarship within a structured, interdisciplinary curriculum.  Read More

Student Accessibility Services (SAS) has created a list of Free and Low-Cost iOS and Android Apps and tools to assist students with reading, writing, note-taking, study-skills/organization and brainstorming activities.  Read More

For 25 years, the UNH LGBTQ+ and allied community has celebrated its progress and its heroes in creating a better campus climate for everyone. On April 18th, 200 people gathered in the MUB Granite State Room. And the party began. Again.  Read More