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UNH undergraduate research conference 2017

01/24/18

Registration Open for 2018 Undergraduate Research Conference

an instructor shows a colorful biology slide at the front of a classroom

01/24/18

Getting a Closer Look

01/24/18

Faculty Senate Meeting Minutes

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01/24/18

The Union Leader: Racism discussion urges participants to understand their 'implicit biases'

Carsey School of Public Policy

Athena Valkanos

01/24/18

Sociology Major Named to 2018 NH Chapter of New Leaders Council

College of Liberal Arts

Jim Curtis poses for portrait photo on a bench on the UNH Durham campus.

01/23/18

Full Circle

01/23/18

Fosters.com: Researchers at UNH Developing Fine Dining for Nemo and Dory

College of Life Sciences & Agriculture

01/23/18

Museum of Art, UNH present two exhibitions, Syndicates: Andrew Witkin (among others) and Long Eye

College of Liberal Arts

construction workers

01/23/18

CNN Money: Americans Aren't Worried About Losing Their Jobs

Carsey School of Public Policy

Admiral Richard E. Byrd’s second Antarctic expedition of 1933-1935

01/23/18

Polar Exploration Exhibitions at UNH Museums

a farmer bending over in a field

01/23/18

New Republic: Telling Rural People To Move Won't Solve Poverty

Carsey School of Public Policy

Data Science Professor Presents Research at International Conference

01/23/18

Data Science Professor Presents Research at International Conference

Argentine students

01/22/18

Argentine Fulbright Scholars Immersed at UNH

UNH School of Law

01/22/18

Concord Monitor: Racism and Impeachment Power

UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law

a map showing the estimated past human impact on the Amazonian forest

01/22/18

Popular Archaeology: Researchers Find Human Impact on Amazon Rainforest Still Evident after 500 Years

College of Engineering & Physical Sciences

David Finkelhor, director of UNH's Crimes Against Children Research Center

01/22/18

TIME: The Twisted Psychology of Parents Who Torture Their Children

College of Liberal Arts

UNH students computing

01/22/18

UNH IT Fights Phishing

Thompson Hall at UNH during snowstorm

01/22/18

Snow Globe

01/22/18

Andrew Earle Receives Scholarly Award

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics

01/22/18

Feeding Nemo: White Worms Show Potential as Inexpensive Food Source for Aquarium Fish

NH Agricultural Experiment Station

Students at a television station in Italy

01/19/18

The Story-Takers

Satellite map image

01/19/18

The Human Effect

kids learning outside

01/19/18

NH Business Review: Tech Tidbits from Across New Hampshire

UNH Cooperative Extension

illustration of a cross

01/19/18

America: For Catholic Women, the Relationship Between Faith and Politics Is Subtle — and Sometimes in Conflict

College of Liberal Arts

aerial view of UNH's Dimond Library in winter

01/19/18

Concord Monitor: University System of New Hampshire Expands Free Tuition Program

University of New Hampshire

UNH Law professor speaking at podium

01/18/18

UNH Law partners with industry leaders to launch new course on bio-innovation and the law

UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law

01/18/18

New Hampshire Chronicle Highlights Amy Beach and UNH Pianists

College of Liberal Arts

Music Newsletter cover

01/17/18

Department of Music Newsletter 2017

College of Liberal Arts

Panelist Brenda Lett speaks during a forum following a screening of “I Am Not Your Negro” at Red River Theatres in Concord on Wednesday.

01/16/18

Concord Monitor: Difficult Dialogue: When It Comes to Race, Social Media Can Complicate the Conversation

Carsey School of Public Policy

John Kodzis, president and CEO of IPSUMM, a product development company at Pease International Tradeport

01/16/18

Fosters.com: UNH Grant Hopes To Address Lack of Manufacturing Workforce

Leitzel Center for Mathematics, Science, and Engineering Education

UNH student Gabrielle Greaves

01/16/18

UNH Senior Receives Vanessa Johnson Award

Martin Luther King, Jr.

01/16/18

WGBH News: Not Just a Dreamer: MLK’s Legacy as a Radical Philosopher

College of Liberal Arts

kids playing soccer

01/16/18

School Vacation Programs at Hamel Rec

flowers on campus

01/16/18

Survey of U.S. Catholics Shows Refreshed Enthusiasm Among Women

College of Liberal Arts

01/16/18

Soil Savior

Graduate School

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01/13/18

The Clarion Ledger: Mississippi's rural black, Hispanic communities risk underrepresentation in 2020 census

Carsey School of Public Policy

Amy Beach, a composer from New Hampshire (Photo: UNH Special Collections and Archives)

01/11/18

New Hampshire Chronicle: Amy Beach Lives on at UNH

College of Liberal Arts

From Student to Scientist

01/11/18

From Student to Scientist

aerial view of UNH's Murkland courtyard

01/10/18

Business NH Magazine: UNH Seeks To Establish Research Community in Durham

kids participating in Schoolyard Science Investigations

01/10/18

Fosters.com: UNH Gets Grant To Improve Science Education

UNH Cooperative Extension

UNH's Karen Van Gundy and Michael Staunton

01/10/18

The Truth About Marijuana

Student in a summer youth program at UNH

01/10/18

Summer Youth Program Fair Set for Jan. 11

photo of Paul Robertson

01/09/18

Tracing the Cyclops Myth

UNH Online MBA Makes Top 100

01/09/18

UNH Online MBA Makes Top 100

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics

UNH School of Law

01/08/18

CBS News: Former Maryland Lawmaker Talks About What's Wrong with Ethics Committee Process

UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law

Dr. Benjamin Spock talks with newsmen outside the Federal Building in Boston, Jan. 29, 1968, after pleading innocent to charges of counseling young men to avoid the draft. (J. Walter Green/AP)

01/08/18

The Washington Post: He Was America's Most Famous Pediatrician. Then Dr. Spock Attacked the Vietnam Draft.

College of Liberal Arts

the heavens might crack book cover

01/08/18

NHPR: The Heavens Might Crack: The Death and Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

College of Liberal Arts

slide of presentation on solution to opioid crisis

01/08/18

A Challenging Exam

College of Liberal Arts

Lamprey River covered in snow

01/08/18

Experiment Station Researchers Find Effects of Climate Change Could Accelerate By Mid-Century

NH Agricultural Experiment Station

image of first born baby in NH 2018

01/07/18

The Concord Monitor: David Brooks: The significance – or non-significance – of New Hampshire’s first baby born in 2018

Carsey School of Public Policy

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01/07/18

Casper Star Tribune: Defining 'small town' Wyoming: In the country's least populous state, what qualifies as rural?

Carsey School of Public Policy

The UNH campus in winter

01/05/18

IT Update

UNH student Christopher Bales '18 conducting chemical engineering research

01/03/18

Fosters.com: UNH Offers Support, Scholarships for STEM Students

College of Engineering & Physical Sciences

UNH alumnus Bobby Butler playing hockey at UNH

01/03/18

The Boston Globe: Watch as Marlborough Native Bobby Butler Tells His Father He's Going to the Olympics

01/03/18

UPI: UV Light Could Foil the Fungus Causing White-Nose Syndrome in Bats

College of Life Sciences & Agriculture

01/02/18

The Daily Yonder: Pockets of Rural America At Risk Of Being Undercounted In Census

Carsey School of Public Policy

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01/02/18

The Union Leader: Looking back at 2017: A new threat in opioid crisis

Carsey School of Public Policy

Renewed Optimism

01/02/18

Renewed Optimism

UNH Health & Wellness interns Eliza Chekas and Mackenzie Wirtz

01/02/18

Health & Wellness Intern Spotlight: Eliza ’18 and Mackenzie ’19

man standing on top of a mountain

01/02/18

Go for Your Goals: Tips for Success

the Supreme Court in Washington

01/02/18

Concord Monitor: Constitutional Barriers to Congressional Reform

UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law

A SnowScale is installed at the Kingman Research Farm in Madbury.

01/02/18

New Hampshire Union Leader: New Scales Give UNH Scientists Clues About NH's Snowpack

Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space (EOS)

Twitter is added to XBox Live online community at Microsoft's XBox 360 media briefing to open the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) on June 1, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.

01/02/18

Vanity Fair: Will 2018 Be the Year the Internet Kills Old Media?

College of Liberal Arts

UNH students with international flags

01/02/18

Meet the 2018 Gilman Scholars

photo of Michael Mignanelli (BA, 2016)

01/01/18

UNH Classics Graduate Awarded Media Production Grant

College of Liberal Arts

unh murkland courtyard

01/01/18

The Importance of Cultural Change

College of Liberal Arts

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12/31/17

Seacoast Online: NH sees sharp rise in addicted mothers, babies

Carsey School of Public Policy

image of young couple moving; pexels.com image

12/29/17

Valley News: N.H Sees Large Population Growth

Carsey School of Public Policy

image of moving truck

12/28/17

The Seattle Times: Americans are moving house much less than they used to, and age has a lot to do with it

Carsey School of Public Policy

image of welcome to New Hampshire sign

12/27/17

WMUR News: NH population grows at largest annual rate in over a decade

Carsey School of Public Policy

The Concord Monitor: Domestic migration fuels New Hampshire population growth

12/27/17

The Concord Monitor: Domestic migration fuels New Hampshire population growth

Carsey School of Public Policy

image of moving truck

12/27/17

The Los Angeles Times: Americans' declining economic mobility is reflected yet again in fewer moves into new houses and apartments

Carsey School of Public Policy

app on smart phone

12/21/17

What if an App Could Help Prevent College Student Sexual Assault

Prevention Innovations Research Center

Concord Hospital addiction specialist Molly Rossignol answers questions from the audience during Science Cafe

12/21/17

Concord Monitor: University-Backed Study Finds that Babies Born Exposed to Hard Drugs Rising Rapidly

Carsey School of Public Policy

a bumblebee on some flowers, photo by Molly Jacobson of UNH

12/21/17

WMUR 9: Drastic Drop Seen in NH Bumblebee Population, UNH Study Shows

College of Life Sciences & Agriculture

image of person using computer, pexels.com image

12/21/17

The Huffington Post: Census Funding Cuts Might Cost Rural America Billions

Carsey School of Public Policy

12/21/17

The Journal Sentinel: Lower birth rates among Millennials following the recession is one reason school enrollments are dropping in the Milwaukee suburbs.

Carsey School of Public Policy

image of infant

12/21/17

Life Science Daily: Number of New Hampshire babies with neonatal abstinence syndrome on rise

Carsey School of Public Policy

Daniel Tauriello of UNH and Gunnar Ek take UNH raised steelhead trout out of holding pens under the Judd Gregg Marine Research Complex.

12/21/17

Boston Magazine: The Most Popular Stories of 2017

image of newborn, peels.com image

12/20/17

The Union Leader: Senators unveil bipartisan prescription for opioid-addicted newborns

Carsey School of Public Policy

12/20/17

As Opioid Use Climbs, Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Rises in New Hampshire

Carsey School of Public Policy

UNH Durham campus at sunset in December 2017

12/20/17

USNH Human Resources Bulletin

A Passion for the Job

12/19/17

A Passion for the Job

College of Liberal Arts

computer and cup of coffee

12/19/17

Resume Mistakes To Avoid

Career and Professional Success

12/19/17

NHPR: UNH Report Raises Alarm Over Rise in Opioid Dependency Among Newborns

Carsey School of Public Policy

12/19/17

WMUR: Report: Fivefold increase in number of NH newborns with drug condition

Carsey School of Public Policy

image of newborn, pexels.com image

12/19/17

The Washington Times: Report: Drug crisis taking toll on New Hampshire newborns

Carsey School of Public Policy

photos from the top five stories in UNH Today during 2017

12/19/17

Top 10 Stories of 2017

In the News: Can an Old Mill Town Become the Silicon Valley of Human Organ Manufacturing?

12/19/17

In the News: Can an Old Mill Town Become the Silicon Valley of Human Organ Manufacturing?

12/19/17

2017 in Books

group of students posing in College Woods

12/19/17

It's Divine

College of Liberal Arts

students and dean group at Brodeur Partners

12/19/17

Work Shopping

Career and Professional Success

collage of photos from UNH's fall 2017 semester

12/18/17

1,000 Words

UNH Manchester Launches Accounting Option to Meet Market Demand

12/18/17

UNH Manchester Launches Accounting Option to Meet Market Demand

12/18/17

Hard-to-Count Populations May Increase 2020 Census Challenges in Rural America

Carsey School of Public Policy

two people holding hands - Getty Images

12/18/17

Salon: Why Bad Apologies Are Worse Than No Apology at All

College of Liberal Arts

aerial view of UNH's Dimond Library in winter

12/18/17

The Boston Globe: UNH Researchers Say Effects of Climate Change Are Coming Sooner Than We Think

College of Life Sciences & Agriculture

hand drawing up arrow

12/18/17

Ranking High

College of Liberal Arts

illustration by Maria Fabrizio for NPR of a woman looking at a door opening on her phone and a man's arm around her

12/18/17

NPR: On A Bad Date? These Apps Could Help You Stay Safe

College of Liberal Arts

A stream in winter

12/18/17

UNH Researchers Find Effects of Climate Change Could Accelerate by Mid-Century

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