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UNH President Elizabeth Chilton, Greg and Corinna Tucker and UNH Director of Athletics Allison Rich surrounded by local youth athletic association members on Tucker Field

Lighting Ceremony Celebrates Illumination of Tucker Field, Culmination of $2M Gift

UNH held a lighting ceremony at Tucker Field during halftime of the women’s soccer game Oct. 2, officially illuminating the lights surrounding the field made possible by a $2 million gift from Greg and Corinna Tucker that was announced in 2024. Read More

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