Ashlei Laing ’07
"(UNH) offers a variety of educational opportunities to help broaden young minds, hopefully inspiring them to go out into the world." - Ashlei Laing '...
Amanda Tombarelli ’97
Amanda Tombarelli '97 is a school counselor for the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School. She studied Art History at UNH and went to graduate schoo...
Catie Armstrong ’12
Catie Armstrong '12 is a Textile and CAD Designer for Town & Country Living. From South Korea to Nicaragua, Catie has traveled all around with a passi...
Michael Lavers ’04
Michael Lavers '04 is the Blade’s International News Editor. He is a sought-after expert on LGBT rights in Latin America and appears on radio and tele...
Brett Desmarais ’03
Brett Desmarais '03 believes there is tremendous opportunity in the variety of academic and scholarship programs at the University of New Hampshire
Sarah Zankowski ’12
The experience Sarah Zankowski '12 had in the UNH Art History department, and the support of the faculty, namely her academic advisor Patricia Emison,...
Greg Tassinari ’11
Greg Tassinari '11 is in the UNH NYC almuni network. He graduated from with a business degree and has worked with Marriott International since graduat...
Charlie Smith ’10
Charlie Smith '10 works for a small engineering firm in Bozeman, MT while living in his tiny house.
Networking in the Capital
While many first year students at the University of New Hampshire decided to spend their first spring break laying on Myrtle Beach or enjoying the war...
Wave Your UNH Flag
In January, before the start of spring semester, I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to travel to San Francisco, California with some of Pa...
A Day in Portland, Maine
Even though our beautiful Durham campus is situated in a small town, UNH students have incredible access to the cities of New England. Wildcat Transit...
An Architectural Walk through Barcelona
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...
FIRE Takes on the Nation’s Capital
Over my first spring break as a student at the University of New Hampshire I was lucky enough to be selected to travel to Washington, D.C. with the FI...
Checking In: The UNH Bucket List
Here we are, halfway through the 2015-16 school year. Back in September I posted simple Bucket List and the challenge of trying to complete it before ...
Spending Your Semester Elsewhere
I think it’s safe to say that most of us enjoy our Durham community here in New Hampshire. There are tons of opportunities for students to get i...
Things You’ll Miss Most About UNH Over Winter Break as told by Instagram
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...
UNH takes New Orleans: The 142nd American Public Health Association Annual Meeting
American Public Health Association Annual Meeting On the weekend of Nov 15, 2014, a plethora of Wildcats, including myself, packed our bags, bo...
Thanksgiving Break – What to Expect & How to Deal with It
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 ...
Tips on Getting to Boston from UNH
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...
UNH Konnects with Koalas
Galina Kinsella ’15 is a biomedical science: medical and veterinary science major who just happens to know a thing or two about koalas. Galina receive...
Mama Mia and Ciao Bella
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’...
UNH's Coolest Courses [Part 10]: ENGL 703 Travel Writing
Spend the restless weeks of winter break in the country that brought the world treasures from Shakespeare to The Beatles. And everything in between, l...
We Will Always Have Paris
Bonjour! Where is the best place in the world (besides London) to reunite with a fellow Wildcat? You guessed it, PARIS! One of my best friends from UN...
A Wildcat's Day Off
Most of you reading this have heard of John Hughes classic 80’s movie “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.” For those of you who have not seen this brilliant mo...
Lessons Learned
I have just finished the first few weeks here at UNH as an exchange student, and things have gone pretty well. I can understand what people are saying...
Woman v. Food
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...
Luck of the Irish
When I was at UNH last semester, one of the things that surprised me about my friends studying abroad was how they always seemed to be traveling to a ...
Beating Holiday Travel Traffic
At the beginning of this semester I made a post about traveling around campus and what student transit options are. Now, as the holidays loom and you ...
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...