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charles Simic
04/05/18

Prof. Emeritus Charles Simic is Featured Poet at Kittery Art Association's Mangion Poetry Celebration

College of Liberal Arts
Annie Spano '14G
04/05/18

Becoming Fearless

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Nancy Bixby '81 at a Paul College Homecoming mentoring event in 2017
04/05/18

Woman to Woman

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Crowe poses with Paul College hospitality management chair Nelson Barber and Dean Deborah Merrill-Sands at the Saxbys Durham grand opening
04/05/18

A New Kind of CEO

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Books on library bookshelves
04/05/18

Book Recommendations for Women in Business

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
students and leader holding awards
04/04/18

Charting a Sustainable Future

Students
students working in media lab
04/04/18

Inside the CMN Media Lab

College of Liberal Arts
UNH history professor Jason Sokol
04/04/18

CNN: Who Is Martin Luther King Jr. to Us, 50 Years Later?

College of Liberal Arts
UNH Students Conduct J-Term Field Research Across the Globe
04/04/18

UNH Students Conduct J-Term Field Research Across the Globe

College of Liberal Arts
The Business of Transferring
04/04/18

The Business of Transferring

UNH Manchester
James Dean
04/04/18

James W. Dean Jr. Named 20th President of the University of New Hampshire

Students
UNH alumna Heidi Crumrine '01
04/03/18

Best in State

Alumni
Students in the brewery at UNH
04/03/18

Next Gen Brewers

Future Wildcats
Emily Roman ’18 with Ken Burns
04/03/18

Communication Major Interviews Filmmaker Ken Burns

College of Liberal Arts
event poster
04/03/18

Michael Lavers '04 is 2018 Murray Visiting Journalist

College of Liberal Arts
UNH's Michael Palace working on research in the field
04/03/18

Where Science and Music Meet

Research
BFA Students
04/03/18

Museum of Art, UNH, Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition and Senior Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition

College of Liberal Arts
Overhead shot of COLSA Undergraduate ResearchConference
04/02/18

Undergraduate Inquiry

Research
A rescue worker walked through flooded Sea Street during the first nor’easter of March. (JOHN TLUMACKI/GLOBE STAFF)
04/02/18

The Boston Globe: Coastal Flooding on the East Coast Is Worsening, Causing Roadways To Suffer, Report Says

College of Engineering & Physical Sciences
A salt marsh in the Little River estuary in North Hampton. The tree stump is likely an Atlantic White Cedar from pre-settlement times. (Photo courtesy of David Burdick, Jackson Estuarine Laboratory)
04/02/18

New Hampshire Union Leader: Jack Savage's Forest Journal: Our Salt Marshes Are Special — and Not Just to Eels

School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering
Martin Luther King, Jr. against a purple background
04/02/18

The Washington Post: From MLK’s Death to Trump’s Election, Racism Continues To Scar America’s Identity

College of Liberal Arts
Shawn Gorman standing in front of L.L. Bean
04/02/18

L.L. Bean Leader Will Address 2018 UNH Graduates

Students
Shadi Atallah works with coffee grower
04/02/18

Made in the Shade

College of Life Sciences & Agriculture
Ella Cedarholm '19
03/30/18

An Ocean of Learning

Associate professor of marketing Goksel Yalcinkaya
03/29/18

To Exploit or Explore

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Associate professor of marketing Shuili Du
03/29/18

Successful and Sustainable

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Assistant professor of marketing Matt O'Hern
03/29/18

Crowdsourcing for Innovation

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Associate professor of marketing Ludwig Bstieler
03/29/18

Innovative Collaboration

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Associate professor of marketing Billur Akdeniz
03/29/18

Analyzing Innovation

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Jonathan Herstoff (JD/LLM ’10) Earns Victory in First Case Before the U.S. Supreme Court
03/29/18

Jonathan Herstoff (JD/LLM ’10) Earns Victory in First Case Before the U.S. Supreme Court

UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law
WiFi graphic - black and white
03/29/18

UNH Telecom Releases Recommendations for Wireless Devices

Artist's rendering of Tiangong-1 space station. SOURCE: CMSA - Chinese Manned Space Agency
03/29/18

WMUR 9: Chinese Space Station Set To Plummet Back to Earth

College of Engineering & Physical Sciences
The crests of two De Geer moraines can be seen in this image. Photo by Joseph Licciardi
03/29/18

The Boston Globe: UNH Researchers Say They Discovered Hidden Moraines Left Behind by Glaciers

College of Engineering & Physical Sciences
top of the NH State House in Concord
03/29/18

New Hampshire Union Leader: Bail Reform Plan Opposed at House Hearing

UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law
Associate professor of decision sciences Ali Hojjat
03/28/18

Getting the Right Eyeballs

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Assistant professor of marketing Danielle Brick
03/28/18

Do Relationships Run on Dunkin’?

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Associate professor of economics Reagan Baughma
03/28/18

Sound Public Policy and Good Economics

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Associate professor of strategic management and entrepreneurship Dev Dutta
03/28/18

Who Thrives and Why?

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Assistant professor of strategic management Jianhong Chen
03/28/18

Setting the Pace

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Image of adult with luggage
03/28/18

U.S. News: America Is on the Move Again - And This Is Where They're Going

Carsey School of Public Policy
Jeep drives through water on flooded coastal road.
03/28/18

Rising Tides, Increasing Floods

Research
Wild E Cat with Psychology Club Instagram frame
03/28/18

Spotlight on: Psychology Club

Students
"Hello" written on a chalkboard
03/28/18

Spotlight on: Comm-entary

Students
Is Cash Still King?
03/27/18

Is Cash Still King?

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Professor of economics Bruce Elmslie
03/27/18

The Global Relevance of Adam Smith Today

Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Image of UNH emblem
03/27/18

UNH Research Finds Economic and Family Distress Leads to More Drug Overdoses

Carsey School of Public Policy
Two UNH students and a UNH alumna in front of a castle in Scotland
03/26/18

Notes from the Wee World

Alumni
Moments after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was fatally shot on April 4, 1968
03/26/18

The New York Times: America Passed Gun Control in 1968. Can It Happen Again?

College of Liberal Arts
Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Michael Bennett
03/26/18

Sports Illustrated: What Michael Bennett's Indictment Means, Will It Impact His NFL Career?

UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law
UNH students in Murkland Courtyard
03/26/18

Business NH Magazine: Full-Time Work Doesn't Mean Full-Time Health Insurance

Carsey School of Public Policy