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Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics Dean Deborah Merrill-Sands has long been recognized for her work as an authority on women’s leadership... Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
UNH Equine steps up to help a multi-agency rescue effort and gives two ponies the care they need to start new lives.
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UNH historian Nicoletta Gullace takes a closer look at the beloved "Downton Abbey" to reveal that it may have been preserving history not as it... Read More
UNH researchers are testing a shrimp aquaculture method that could put the seafood staple back in your fishmonger’s case.
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Seventeen portraits of J.D. Salinger were recently digitized and are available for licensing through UNHInnovation.
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Recent Stories
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01/15/19 - Online MBA Program Ranked #51 NationallyU.S. News & World Report has ranked UNH’s online MBA program #51 in the nation. Read More -
01/14/19 - High School Students Address Social IssuesA UNH competition is encouraging action. Read More -
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01/11/19 - WMUR: UNH Study Looks at Using Outdoor Therapy to Help People Battling AddictionStudy shows that adventure therapy for substance use disorder treatment has better outcomes than traditional therapy Read More -
01/09/19 - UNH Awarded $3.8 Million Preschool Development GrantThe funding will help improve New Hampshire's early childhood system. Read More -
01/07/19 - Research in the Land of the Midnight SunOcean engineering major Cam Carbone '20 has had the experience of a lifetime. Read More -
01/04/19 - Next Stop: UNHThe IOD has received a grant to help build a more inclusive college experience for students with intellectual disabilities. Read More -
01/02/19 - Muddy WatersBill McDowell clarifies what proposed changes to the Clean Water Act could mean. Read More -
12/20/18 - Repetitive Concussions Create Lasting ImpactUNH researchers have found that young adults who experienced repetitive concussions can experience persistent cognitive changes. Read More -
12/19/18 - Offshore Wind SupportFrom boaters to anglers, outdoor recreationalists are surprisingly supportive of offshore wind development, new research from UNH has found. Read More