Seeing the Forest for the Trees

Jonathan Swett ’21 embarks on the next stage of his career in the U.S. Forest Service through their prestigious pathways program.

True To Form

When Virginia Walsh ’21 recently went to get some of her paintings framed for an upcoming exhibition, the art store employee couldn’t help but notice the skill in her landscapes – and passion. It...

For The Horses (And The Cows)

Every morning, the cows are milked at four. Every morning, the horses are fed at five. In the heat and cold. Rain or snow. In a world of health or pandemic.

Put To The Test

When professor Kelley Thomas turned on the lights in the COVID-19 testing lab on a recent Monday morning, he says there are no words to describe what he felt.

Getting Down to Business

Job hunting amidst COVID-19 isn’t just a challenge for recent graduates and internship-seekers on the frontlines of today’s economy. It’s also a priority for the career team helping them navigate it.

Grounds for Giving Back

As local health care workers put in long hours on today’s frontlines, they’re heartened by a welcome jolt: the delivery of cold brew coffee right to their hospital breakrooms.

Admitted Student Day Goes Virtual

Jenni Cook, associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts, likens it to a performance. A half-hour prior to going live, there’s a mic check and a chance for everyone to get comfortable with the...

UNH Sparked Passion, Capacity for Digital Literacy

Alison Christians ’15 was halfway through teaching “The Great Gatsby” to her sophomore English class at Exeter High School when she got the email that would change the course of the school year: on...

Making the Grade

CFAR mentors help peers “find their UNH."

English Professor Named Emerging Scholar By Diverse Magazine

UNH faculty are once again being recognized at the national level for scholarship that is changing the way we think and teach about race, gender and equity.