
Erin Tooch ’12
"UNH gave me the opportunity to discover and develop my passion for sustainable food systems. The faculty, staff, and students all encouraged me to ma...
"UNH gave me the opportunity to discover and develop my passion for sustainable food systems. The faculty, staff, and students all encouraged me to ma...
Kelly Moynihan '14 is a UNH Alumna living in Chicago, IL, working for National Dairy Council's Sustainability Department
Do you ever wonder if what you’re eating is nutritious? Do you want to know if you’re getting the right balance of food groups? Do you fee...
Are you ever in a rush, running late or just too busy to sit in the dining halls and eat? Problem solved: Use the UNH to-go box system. If you ever ju...
I think of this time of year as Hallogivingmasyear’s Bowl, or a season that includes Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, and the Super Bow...
Here's the last of our 150 things to do at UNH list, compiled by the #UNHSocial team in honor of UNH's 150th!
College is a period of time with limited supervision, and a decent amount of free time. College has its stressful, overwhelming, and tense times as we...
When summer is heating up, what better way to cool down than with a cup of frozen yogurt (better known as “froyo”) at FroZone in Durham? J...
When it comes to vegetables, are you like me: just not that into them? Not that there’s anything wrong with them–they’re nice, and they seem hea...
The thing about caramelized onions is, they’re way fancier than they actually are. …don’t read that last sentence too many times or your hair will sta...
Sit down at a booth where the tabletops were painted by a local artist. While you’re reading the menu, try not to get distracted by the large, five-fo...
It’s hard not to notice the massive developments made in downtown Durham as you drive down Main Street. The majority of these are housing options, fro...
If one food got me through college, it might’ve been eggs. Eggs are: Not particularly expensive—even the fancy organic kinds (which are totally worth ...
You should know how to cook a little. You know it, I know it, and a future-someone who has a crush on you is hoping for it. But for whatever reason, y...
By now, you’ve probably heard somebody say, “Did you hear? They’re saying meat causes cancer.” Or maybe you saw this CNN headline: “If Meat Causes Can...
My friends always say to me, “that looks so good!” or, “where’d you get that?” then when I tell them how I did it, they say something like “that was a...
As a senior at UNH, I have been to my fair share of Local Harvest Dinners. Every year, the dining halls are adorned with festive fall décor and...
Spring has sprung! I’m so excited that the weather is finally nicer and I can’t help but look forwards towards summer. Though I do not support eating ...
On Friday, March 27th, I was lucky enough to attend the Gourmet Dinner, New Orleans: Unmasked, on behalf of the UNH Social Team. I enjoyed a night ful...
Join SPIN (Students Promoting Information about Nutrition) for Our 2nd Annual UNH Nutrition Expo On Thursday, March 26th SPIN is proud to present its ...
We pass by them all the time but how many people actually stop to try out the food trucks on campus? I decided it was finally time that I visit each o...
If you haven’t experience this much needed and lengthy winter break, you’re in a for a treat. After months of a large course load, shower shoes and ha...
All rules exist for a reason, we all know this; we have been told since we were young. Some rules are disliked for a lot of reasons, one being that pe...
Returning home and seeing family and friends can be a very exciting time for a college student. Typically, Thanksgiving is the first time everyone is ...
October has come to a close and November has begun, before we know it the holiday season will be upon us. BUT don’t panic. Yes, the holiday se...
Campus Dining Transportation from UNH to Portsmouth One of the best parts about going to UNH is while we have the amazing college town of Durham right...
UNH Local Harvest Dinner There are many reasons to love UNH in the fall: our campus comes alive with students enjoying the crisp fall weather, the fol...
Let’s get real here, wildcats. As romantic as dinner for two at HoCo is, sometimes we need something a little more exciting to write home about. But a...
With September coming to a close, you probably know the rhythm of how being on campus works. You probably have even figured out the buses to Portsmout...
Food Solutions New England (FSNE) is an initiative among the six New England states to build capacity to produce at least 50 percent of clean, fair, j...
In my family, no one was big on watching soccer on TV. So, when Stillings Dining Hall created a dinner in honor of the FIFA Soccer Championships, I kn...
Well I promised you a full update, didn’t I? Here is part two of my recap of my adventures abroad during my spring break. After my parent’...
Well hello there! Sorry I haven’t been around in a while, it has been a whirlwind month over here in London. Over the course of my next two blogs, I w...
Newmarket, New Hampshire: population 8,936. Actually, make that 8,937 because as of 5 o’clock p.m. on April 1st I became a resident of this quaint New...
I remember times during my childhood when my family would make homemade pasta, meatballs, chickpea and chocolate cookies, and other Italian family-rec...
Like most people, my childhood memories of St. Patrick’s Day were short and sweet. The day started with my sister and me waking up and running downsta...
Growing up in nearby Portsmouth, I am no stranger to the hospitality industry. Portsmouth is known for its many restaurants, hotels and country clubs...
Since my last blog I have been quite the travel bug! I had the absolute pleasure of visiting the beautiful cities of Rome and Barcelona. Rome was my ...
As I’m writing this, UNH has just announced curtailed operations for Wednesday classes. I was walking to the MUB when someone started yelling it down ...
Welcome back Wildcats! I hope you all had an enjoyable winter break! I traveled back to the States for the holidays, just in time for the polar vortex...
Half way through the summer before you leave for college and you’ve spent all your money on Gatorades and snacks for your room, text books and school ...
Once you’re finally at UNH and have your daily regimen down, your days will get busy enough that you totally forget what life was like at home. Being ...
Family Weekend may have been a few weeks ago, but this past weekend my mom, dad, and sister came up to visit for Family Weekend round 2! I absolutely ...
Hello Wildcats! My name is Samantha Friedman, and I’m a Junior Political Science major who is currently studying at the London School of Economics and...
Hello Wildcats and welcome to my first blog post with UNH Tales. My name is Samantha Gorski and I’m a 19 year old sophomore here at UNH. This year I’m...
The lighting was dimmed. The tables were set. The Italian opera music was playing. Friends were gathered to share a delicious Italian meal… in HoCo. N...
The blizzard of ’13 was a fun and exciting experience. Being from New Hampshire, I know what to expect in the winter, but even this storm took me by ...
December is the most wonderful time of the year. The snow starts to fall, radio stations play Michael Bublé on a loop, and UNH Dining once again has t...