Students
Hudson River Paddle Inspires UNH Ph.D. Student
UNH Ph.D. student John Henkelman canoed 315 miles down the Hudson River, collecting water quality data, raising funds for American Rivers, and connecting with communities along the way. His month-long journey highlighted both the river’s health and the shared belief that clean waterways are vital... Read More
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12/18/25Science Meets Shoreline
In New Hampshire, the wellness of freshwater bodies is largely managed by watershed associations. While those associations are often rich with... -
12/16/25How Could AI Reshape the Field of Computing? We Ask a UNH Expert
We spoke with Radim Bartos, professor and chair of the Department of Computer Science at UNH, about how artificial intelligence is transforming the... -
12/09/25UNH Receives Nearly $2 Million in Federal Grants to Help Granite State Students Succeed
The University of New Hampshire has received a five-year TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) grant totaling $1.975 million from the U.S. Department... -
12/09/25A Space to Heal: How a ‘Lifeline’ of Support at UNH Helped Student Rebuild After Crisis
Mikaela Belanger ’26 knows better than most how dramatically life can change in the blink of an eye. For years, she dreamed of saving enough to...
Recent Stories
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08/29/17 - Cell SorterNeed your cells sorted? The University Instrumentation Center’s new sorting flow cytometer can help. Read More -
08/28/17 - Back to ClassBlue skies and sunshine made a great backdrop for the first day of classes. Read More -
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08/21/17 - Prize on the Bottom of the SeaA team of UNH-trained hydrographers are in the running for the $7 million Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE. Read More -
08/21/17 - The Ultimate Packing ListMove-in day is fast approaching. How's your packing going? Read More -
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08/18/17 - A Fine RestorationConservationists, including art history graduate Corrine Long '12, are restoring WPA-era murals in Hamilton Smith Hall. Read More