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  • UNH class of 2021 infographic
    - The Class of 2021: By the Numbers
    They come from 37 states and 19 countries. Here's a glimpse of the UNH class of 2021. Read More
  • Ecoline at UNH
    - Getting Cooler
    Sierra Club, Princeton Review recognize UNH's commitment to sustainability. Read More
  • A view of students at UNH
    - Academic Consequences
    New UNH research has found that campus sexual violence significantly affects academics. Read More
  • Hamilton Smith Hall at UNH in Durham
    - Sneak Preview
    Before it opened for the first day of classes, the UNH social media team got a sneak peek at the newly renovated Hamilton Smith Hall. Take a look, and then share your memories!... Read More
  • UNH student tracking moose in New Hampshire's northern woods
    - Tracking a Troubled Icon
    The iconic moose is in decline. Here's what UNH researchers are doing about it.  Read More
  • abstract sustainability illustration of leaves, eyes, bugs and part of an institution
    - Blue and White and Green All Over
    Take a walk through campus and it’s easy to get lost in UNH’s natural beauty. Tree-lined sidewalks border burbling streams and wander over gently rolling hills and past jutting... Read More
  • an illustration of corn plants growing out of the earth and a plate of food
    - Farm to Future
    Exploring the link between food and sustainability. Read More
  • illustration of trees, people, a rainbow, buildings, rain, clouds, and technology on top of a globe with eyes
    - New Angles on Old Problems
    Prof. Tom Haines examines questions about our present industrial world and a sustainable future in “Walking to the Sun.” Read More
  • illustration of buildings against a green circular background
    - A Carbon-Neutral Future
    Ask Cameron Wake to describe UNH’s response to reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHGE) and one word comes to mind: aggressive. WildCAP, the university’s climate action plan, is “... Read More
  • UNH student Kathryn Bennett ’18
    - Starting Somewhere
    For Kathryn Bennett ’18, a student in the College of Life Sciences and Agriculture, an interest in sustainability began at a young age. “I have always been passionate about... Read More