Diwali Kicks Off International Education Week 2016
Reason #782 why I love UNH: the diversity and culture I can experience right on my own college campus. Who would think a small New England town in rur...
5 Tips for Surviving Your First Month Abroad
My name is Charlotte, and I’m a sophomore currently studying abroad in Granada, Spain. Along with about 23 other UNH students, I am taking part in the...
5 Tips to do Before Going Abroad
Are you going abroad next semester? Come check out my 5 helpful tips before you take off! Check your Passport Look at your passport to make sure you k...
Italy: What a Wonderful World!
As I walked home after a fantastic day in Florence, I stopped for a moment in the Piazza Repubblica and truly just took everything in. It was an abso...
City2City
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 ...
Buongiorno, Firenze!
Hello readers (hopefully more than just Mom and Dad) and welcome to my very first blog post! I’ll be posting here biweekly and sharing stories about m...
International Experiences, No Travel Necessary
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...
Fashion in Florence
My junior spring semester of 2012 I spent studying abroad in Florence, Italy. It was the first time as a UNH student that I was able to study fashion....
The Study Abroad Experience
When I first came to UNH and entered the business school, now the Peter T Paul College, one of the messages they tried to push was how to differentiat...
UNH in Prague
I visited Prague, Czech Republic this past weekend with the rest of the UNH guys in my study abroad program. It’s an absolutely beautiful city; cobbl...