Future Wildcats
UNH College of Professional Studies Earns 'Gold' Military Friendly School Designation
UNH’s College of Professional Studies has earned the 2025-2026 Military Friendly School designation. CPS, the online adult-focused college within the University of New Hampshire, received the “Gold” distinction, indicating that it has gone “over and above” the Military Friendly School criteria. "... Read More
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05/20/25International Changemaker Grant Sends Students to Work in Global Communities
The International Changemaker Grant will send five teams of UNH students to a variety of international locations this summer, where the students will... -
05/20/25One Student and One Recent Graduate Earn Critical Language Scholarships
One UNH student and one recent graduate received Critical Language Scholarships (CLS) this spring, giving them both the opportunity to participate in... -
05/14/25Holloway Competition Delivers Lessons That Outlast the Finals
At the UNH Holloway Prize Competition, student teams gain more than just prizes — real-world skills, industry feedback and professional connections... -
05/13/25Two Nursing Students Take Home Awards at Regional Conference
Two UNH nursing students earned awards at the recent Eastern Nursing Research Society regional nursing research conference, with Amber Li taking...
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07/10/15 - Marathon Runners: On PaceJust months after graduating from UNH with a degree in engineering, Randy Pierce ’88 was diagnosed with a neurological disease that, during the course of two weeks,... Read More -
07/10/15 - Marathon Runners: A Perfect FitAmanda Rich McMeniman ’99 thinks everything happens for a reason. At UNH, she was on the indoor/outdoor track team, and she’s remained an avid runner, even qualifying... Read More -
07/10/15 - One to Watch: Q & A with Peter Wilkinson '15Why did you decide to come to UNH? Originally I wanted to go to school for engineering, so I was looking at MIT. Math and science were the name of the game for me. But when I... Read More -
07/10/15 - Marathon Runners: Stepping in for a Famous DadOver the years, a variety of world-class athletes have approached Dick Hoyt, the engine behind the famous father-son duo who completed 32 Boston Marathons together,... Read More -
07/10/15 - Marathon Runners: From Hammock to Heartbreak HillSo dedicated to the art of relaxation is Theresa Conn ’14 ’15G that as a UNH undergrad she cofounded a club dedicated it. Still going strong, it’s not uncommon to come... Read More -
07/10/15 - Feats of ClayThey may have made their name as potters, but famed New Hampshire artists Edwin and Mary Scheier dabbled in everything from puppetry to tattoo work on their road to success. The... Read More -
07/10/15 - Inquiring MindsThe Big Burp Theory Geologists drill for climate clues About 55 million years ago, the Earth burped up a massive release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere — an amount... Read More -
07/10/15 - The View from T-Hall: The Importance of Public ServiceNearly two months before this year’s commencement, it was my privilege to welcome retired Gen. Stanley McChrystal to the UNH School of Law, where he spoke before a packed... Read More -
07/09/15 - Sophomore Gets Hands On With Conservation GeneticsChristina DiMeo received a Research Experience and Apprenticeship Program award to spend 10 weeks conducting genetic research on the New England cottontail rabbit, an endangered... Read More -
07/07/15 - Testing the WatersLed by UNH biogeochemical oceanographer Joe Salisbury, a group of 15 scientists is currently aboard the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration research vessel Gordon... Read More