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Hannah Miller stands in a stream to sample. She holds a green device out while walking through a narrow stream in a green salt marsh in waders.

 

Inquiry offers undergraduate researchers in all the disciplines at the University the opportunity to communicate their experiences and results to general as well as academic audiences worldwide—the final and very important step in the research process. 

Daniel Sixon in the UNH Vision Lab

Fall 2025

Celebrating our 21st year of publication! Read about research on augmented reality, larval zebrafish, Greek myth, PNF stretching, and next generation sequencing in the latest issue of Inquiry.

(Pictured above: author Daniel Sixon in the UNH Vision Lab)

allie petry

Spring 2025 Issue

Celebrating our 21st year of publication! Read about research on traditional music in New England, monkey rehabilitation in South Africa, carbon-fiber plated shoes, and more in the spring 2025 issue of Inquiry.

(Pictured above: author Allison Petry in UNH's Robert Kertzer Exercise Physiology Lab)

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 Submissions


Inquiry accepts articles and commentaries written by UNH undergraduates and recent graduates.

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 Writing Guidelines


Basic guidelines to keep in mind throughout the writing and revision process.


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 Join the Staff


Undergraduates with strong writing skills and an interest in editing and publishing are invited to join the Student Editorial Board for the next issue of Inquiry
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