Jeremy Gasowski

Leading the Vote

First in the nation. It’s the role in presidential primaries that New Hampshire has held since 1920, one that made Granite Staters tighten their grip and pass new legislation when that position was...

Teachers work with students at the Child Study and Development Center at UNH

Ensuring Bright Futures

In a collaborative effort to ensure that all New Hampshire’s children have a bright future, UNH has partnered with New Hampshire’s Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and Department of...

Learning What She Didn’t Know

Before Lihy Buchbinder ’21 arrived at UNH, she had a cultural experience that few students have: In 2014, after finishing her last two years of high school, she returned to her homeland to serve in...

Expert: Not uncommon for voters to make up their minds at the last minute

Jonathan Nash teaches an accounting class

Paul College Celebrates Accounting Professor for Excellence in Teaching

Jonathan Nash knew for years that he wanted to be a professor someday. But with accounting as his field of study and practice, he never expected he’d be popular among his students.

UNH Joins HathiTrust Digital Preservation Repository

UNH has become a member of HathiTrust, a global partnership of major research institutions and libraries that provides access to the largest set of digitized books managed by the academic, research ...

Karen Conway teaching a course in Paul College's great hall.

Distinguished Professor Known for Enthusiasm; Scholarship

After 32 years of impactful work in Paul College’s economics department, professor Karen Conway received the most prestigious faculty award UNH has to offer: the Distinguished Professor Award.

Rudy and her new calf McGregor at the UNH dairy barns.

Meet Baby McGregor

In December 2018, a few weeks before Christmas, a cow that’s part of the UNH dairy herd got her foot caught in a grate and fell into a manure trench at the Fairchild Dairy Teaching and Research...

students surround golden retriever at Dimond Library

Golden Opportunity to Destress

Students took a break from cramming for exams with this “study buddy” during Frazzle Free Finals at the Dimond Library yesterday. Exams started at 6 p.m. Dec. 10.

Love of Everything Outside Set Course

Editor's Note: This is the latest installment in a series featuring UNH faculty telling their stories in their own words. Mary Stampone, associate professor of geography, state climatologist "My...

Voices of Wildcats

A fascination with the secrets hidden beneath the sea and inside our brains led Megan Molinari ’21 to a dual major in neuroscience and marine biology.

In This Issue...

Six years as editor of UNH Magazine have given me the opportunity to share a variety of stories: some fun, others inspiring, and many — I hope — thought-provoking. But I don’t think we’ve ever put...

Life After Jimmy

AS DIANE AND JOHN FOLEY ’70 settle into the bright and airy living room of their Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, home on a breezy, blue-skied August morning — Diane seated on the end of a semi-circular...

Honoring Service, Philanthropy and Excellence

A lifelong advocate for individuals living with disabilities and a couple committed to university athletics recently received UNH's most prestigious awards for their history of support and service to...

Highly Cited

Two UNH faculty members — professor of sociology David Finkelhor and professor of natural resources Serita Frey — are among the Web of Science Group’s 2019 Highly Cited Researchers.

From Olson Center Intern to Slow Food Movement

Despite the rigorous course load that comes with being a mechanical engineering major, Sohani Demian ‘20 has had time to “dip her toes” into lots of different things.

Affirming Potential

Two UNH students are receiving help with their education through the Goldwater Scholarship Foundation, which provides scholarships of up to $7,500 a year.

Student in orange helmet perched on edge of rock, about to rappel down

For Teens, Outdoors Is Greater

A new study from UNH has found that adventure therapy is less expensive and more effecitve than traditional therapy.

Through Fear Comes Resilience

When Amada Guapisaca ’19 came to UNH, she was worried she might fail. And then she focused on what to do if she did.

Coming Full Circle

"Neither of my parents went to college, but they were insistent on two things: You were going to go to college ... You better like what you do...”

U Day Celebrates New Year

University Day marks the beginning of the new academic year, introducing new students to the UNH community while giving returning students the chance to reconnect.

Get To Know Hood House

Rachel Fiato '21 gives you an insider's view of this important campus resource.

UNH students pose during a pre-arrival program

CONNECTing with UNH

Grace Morelli '21 shares insights on pre-arrival programs for UNH undergrads.

Thompson Hall on UNH campus shot from above, with sun setting behind

Cool Honor

UNH has received an award from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.

UNH professor Ray Cook and therapy-dog-in-training Tucker

Engineering a Better World

"Studying abroad and studying the arts changed my life."

Turning Things Around

McNair Scholar Curtis Linton ’21 aims high.

NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine and U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen visited UNH to meet with faculty members and students

NASA Lands at UNH

NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine and U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen meet with faculty members and students working on space science projects.

students on T Hall lawn on the first day of classes, 2019

Back to School

Students lost no time getting to work when classes started on Monday.

UNH To Welcome New VP of Enrollment Management

Pelema Morrice begins new role on Sept. 5.

In Her Mentors' Footsteps

"As a single parent for much of my childhood, my mother placed a high value on a college education and the self-reliance a degree offered."

Advice for Incoming Students

UNH's most recent grads share their tips for the Class of 2023.

Woman bores small core from tree in forest.

Adapting to Change

As carbon dioxide increases in the atmosphere, trees across the U.S. are responding by growing more and conserving water when needed.

Sustained Generosity

On May 30, members of the university's Lifetime Giving Societies were celebrated for what they make possible at UNH during the All Hail event held at the Dimond Library. The event featured a program...

Flooded road blocked with yellow tape and "high water" sign

Pounding the Pavement

New research from UNH shows that thicker asphalt could extend the life cycle of roads — and save money — as the effects of climate change stress them.