Scott Ripley

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  • A vine of kiwiberries hangs toward the ground at the kiwiberry vineyard located at UNH’s Woodman Horticultural Research Farm in Durham, NH.

    From New Hampshire to Maryland: A Kiwiberry Road Trip

    UNH's kiwiberry research gets a boost from a new NE SARE grant, advancing regional agriculture with innovative, sustainable farming practices.
  • First-Generation Students Proudly Blazing Their Own Trails at UNH

    First-Generation Students Proudly Blazing Their Own Trails at UNH

    First-generation college students: You are not alone! The University of New Hampshire has a broad network of students, alums, faculty and staff who have walked in your shoes. We spoke with some...
  • Fieldwork Safety Program Recognized for Excellence

    Fieldwork Safety Program Recognized for Excellence

    The Association of Public and Land-grant Universities honored UNH's research fieldwork safety program with an award.
  • UNH Legacy Cucurbit Program Thriving Under New Leadership

    UNH Legacy Cucurbit Program Thriving Under New Leadership

    UNH's cucurbit program leads in developing disease-resistant squash, pumpkins, and melons, blending 80+ years of science with innovative genetics.
  • Rutmans Honored with Hubbard Award

    Rutmans Honored with Hubbard Award

    Morgan ’84 and Tara Rutman were named the recipients of the Hubbard Family Award for Service to Philanthropy at this year's annual Evening of Distinction event, held last month.
  • Eliudes Camps Marcano, an exchange student from Puerto Rico, stands in a field at the Kingman Research Farm, where he helped support agricultural research at UNH this past summer.

    A Global Exchange: COLSA Summer Scholars Engage in Ag Sciences

    Explore how the University of New Hampshire's College of Life Sciences and Agriculture bridges students to global opportunities through experiential learning and research.
  • A photo showing a fisherman holding a lobster on the left and a UNH student milking a cow on the right

    Bolstering Fish and Dairy Consumption in the Granite State

    UNH research enhances SNAP, supporting NH's vulnerable communities through tailored nutrition education, fresh food access, and improved public health.
  • Faculty Excellence 2023 Honors Outstanding UNH Educators

    Faculty Excellence 2023 Honors Outstanding UNH Educators

    Every year, a chosen few of UNH’s outstanding faculty members from each college and school receive Faculty Excellence Awards in recognition of their achievements in teaching, scholarship and service...
  • Frank and Maryann Zagami

    ‘Proud Wildcats’: Deciduous Owners Partner with UNH on New Brew

    Frank Zagami ’00 and Maryann Zagami ’99 have conceived and brewed numerous distinctive beers in the eight years since the husband-and-wife team opened Deciduous Brewing in Newmarket. They take pride...
  • Primary Election Buzz Puts UNH Survey Center in National Spotlight

    Primary Election Buzz Puts UNH Survey Center in National Spotlight

    Amusingly enough given that his professional focus is pinpointing poll numbers as precisely as possible, in the runup to New Hampshire’s first-in-the-nation primary every four years, Andrew Smith,...
  • Three men stand in front of a colorful data visualization screen

    NOAA Administrator Announces New Ocean Mapping Center of Excellence at UNH

    NOAA Administrator Rick Spinrad announced the creation of the Center of Excellence for Operational Ocean and Great Lakes Mapping at UNH during a visit to campus.
  • UDay 2023 Kicks Off Fall Semester

    UDay 2023 Kicks Off Fall Semester

    UNH's annual University Day (UDay) celebration helped kick off the fall semester Thursday, Sept. 7, with hundreds braving the late-summer heat to experience expanded festivities throughout the day....
  • Max Brosmer Wants to be a Wildcat for Life

    Max Brosmer Wants to be a Wildcat for Life

    Max Brosmer had to travel a long way from his Georgia home to attend UNH, but he quickly fell in love with the Wildcat community, and he’s been making an impact since the day he arrived — on the...
  • UNH Experience Inspires McGregor ’95 to 'Fulfill My Purpose' as a Doctor

    UNH Experience Inspires McGregor ’95 to 'Fulfill My Purpose' as a Doctor

    Alyson McGregor ’95 graduated from UNH knowing she was “fulfilling my purpose” by becoming a doctor, and she credits UNH with providing the education and environment that made that career a reality....
  • Interior view of an industrial power plant

    UNH to Lead Clean Energy Technical Assistance Partnership

    UNH has been selected to lead an initiative that aims to support the region’s large energy users — industrial, commercial and institutional — in adopting clean energy technologies.
  • Jackie MacMullan ’82 Reflects on Finding Her Voice at UNH

    Jackie MacMullan ’82 Reflects on Finding Her Voice at UNH

    UNH is where Jackie MacMullan ’82 truly discovered her confidence and drive. The award-winning sports journalist addressed the College of Liberal Arts Class of 2023 at commencement this spring,...
  • Undergraduate Research Opportunities Shape UNH Experience for Hayes '23

    Undergraduate Research Opportunities Shape UNH Experience for Hayes '23

    Maggie Hayes '23 had the opportunity to hone a variety of research skills as an undergraduate at UNH, an experience that highlighted her time on campus and culminated with a presentation at the 2023...
  • Thompson Hall aerial in summer

    USNH To See Significant Boost in State Support Under New Budget

    The University System of New Hampshire (USNH) will exceed $200 million in biennial state support for the first time since fiscal years 2010-11 as a result of a state budget recently signed by Gov....
  • UNH Olson Center for advanced manufacutring, shot from above

    UNH Hosts Government Power Researchers

    Last week (June 6 – 8, 2023), UNH hosted federal government researchers for a meeting of the Interagency Advanced Power Group, a federal organization that strives to share information and increase...
  • The Significance of Honoring Juneteenth

    The Significance of Honoring Juneteenth

    Shari Robinson, assistant vice provost for student life at UNH, shares why she feels it’s so important for our university community and the New Hampshire Seacoast community to pause and honor...
  • Student accepting diploma

    UNH Celebrates More Than 3,000 Grads at Commencement

    The University of New Hampshire sent off more than 3,000 graduates at seven commencement ceremonies this year, hosting the celebrations inside the Whittemore Center over a festive weekend May 19-21.
  • Research at UNH Brings 'Bigger Picture' into Focus for Senior

    Research at UNH Brings 'Bigger Picture' into Focus for Senior

    As a UNH student researcher, Isabella Collamati learned that not all research takes place in a lab and that concern for a single species can have a ripple effect to transform the planet. She explored...
  • Sullivan's Passions for Research and Running Intersect at UNH

    Sullivan's Passions for Research and Running Intersect at UNH

    UNH’s status as an R1 research university caught Violet Sullivan’s eye as a prospective student, and as a student researcher she realized exactly what it meant. A competitive distance runner,...
  • Northeast Passage's Cameron Forys works with Drew Rigney '21

    Northeast Passage Receives $25,000 Pledge from Kennebunk Savings

    Northeast Passage has received a $25,000 commitment from Kennebunk Savings to support its programming in 2023, including adaptive sports programs for people with disabilities, active aging programs...
  • Campus aerial

    Take the Campus Climate Survey by April 21

    The 2023 edition of UNH’s Campus Climate Survey has launched! This important survey commissioned by the Office of Community, Equity and Diversity is conducted only very rarely and is being sent to...
  • Swapping Classrooms for Cow Barns

    Swapping Classrooms for Cow Barns

    In the student-led, two-semester CREAM course, students gain hands-on experience caring for dairy cows and managing and participating in everything from herd health to dairy production to in-class...
  • Aerial view of Thompson Hall

    Three UNH Grad Students Named Finalists for Federal Fellowship

    Three UNH students have been selected as finalists for the 2023 Presidential Management Fellowship (PMF) by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, opening the door to possible two-year, full-time...
  • UNH Sets Pettaway on Path to Professional Success, Personal Growth

    UNH Sets Pettaway on Path to Professional Success, Personal Growth

    Alana Pettaway’s mechanical engineering degree from the University of New Hampshire landed her a job as an industrial engineer at Pratt & Whitney — while also teaching her to welcome new...
  • Campus aerial in winter

    UNH Grads Fill Up '40 Under Forty' List

    The University of New Hampshire was well-represented on the Union Leader’s annual 40 Under Forty award list this year, with current and former undergraduate and graduate students making up nearly one...
  • Embrace NH Tour Takes UNH Leaders into Granite State Communities

    Embrace NH Tour Takes UNH Leaders into Granite State Communities

    Members of UNH's senior leadership team set out on a tour last November that took them all over New Hampshire to meet with Granite Staters, exploring the ways UNH’s partnerships are making a...
  • Senior Inspired by Internship at Historic Mount Washington Resort

    Senior Inspired by Internship at Historic Mount Washington Resort

    Angela Lee ’23 still can’t believe she spent the summer working as an intern managing restaurants and bars at the historic Omni Mount Washington Resort.
  • Students walking by Dimond Library

    UNH Library Digitizes Town Reports for Entire Granite State

    The University Archives at UNH recently wrapped up a massive multi-year project that digitized and organized all known annual reports for every town in New Hampshire, an undertaking that essentially...
  • A scenic shot of Great Bay marshes with autumn foliage in the background.

    Retracing Colonists’ Spread into Great Bay

    Researchers are using an innovative tactic to reveal the decision-making behind the early English colonists' movements into Great Bay.
  • Campus at sunset

    UNH Joins Health Promoting Campuses Network

    The University of New Hampshire has joined a rapidly growing community of more than 110 colleges and universities throughout the country by becoming a member of the U.S. Health Promoting Campuses...
  • UNH is Bolstering New Hampshire's Workforce

    UNH is Bolstering New Hampshire's Workforce

    The University of New Hampshire, through it's Career and Professional Success office, high-impact internships and powerful partnerships with business and industry, is preparing its students to meet...
  • Sustainability Institute Celebrates 25 Years

    Sustainability Institute Celebrates 25 Years

    The University of New Hampshire is proud to be a national leader in sustainability and celebrates 25 years of infusing sustainability across campus and beyond.
  • 50 Years and Counting

    50 Years and Counting

    Because she did not stop, we are unstoppable. Join us in celebrating 50 years and counting of Title IX – and the athletes who showed up for nothing less than the next generation of Wildcats at the...
  • UNH President Jim Dean walks near Echo Lake

    UNH Leaders Hit the Road to Hear From N.H.

    On a bus tour across New Hampshire early this month, UNH leaders covered more than 300 miles over two days to meet with Granite Staters, hear how UNH’s partnerships are working in their communities...
  • Healthy Food for All

    Healthy Food for All

    How does food and nutrition insecurity affect physical, mental and social well-being? How does it vary by race, ethnicity, gender and sexuality?
  • Pops of Color

    Pops of Color

    There may be no more beautiful time of year at UNH than fall, when vibrant colors explode in all corners of campus. As the leaves begin to drop,  join us for a look at some of the scenic highlights...
  • 2022 Homecoming Highlights

    2022 Homecoming Highlights

    UNH celebrated Homecoming Weekend 2022 on Oct.7-9, welcoming alumni and families back to campus to join students in the festivities, which included three days of events and activities for Wildcats of...
  • Recognizing Research Excellence

    Recognizing Research Excellence

    Scott Ollinger of the College of Life Sciences and Agriculture was the recipient of the 2022 Excellence in Research Award at the University of New Hampshire's Faculty Excellence Awards ceremony Oct....
  • A Distinguished Honor

    A Distinguished Honor

    Jeffrey Sohl, director of the Center for Venture Research and Rines Angel Fund and professor of entrepreneurial and decision sciences in the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics, was the...
  • Celebrating UDay 2022

    Celebrating UDay 2022

    UNH hosted its annual University Day (Uday) celebration Wednesday, Sept. 7, bringing students, staff, faculty and Durham community members together to celebrate.
  • Welcome, New Wildcats

    Welcome, New Wildcats

    Campus officially came back to life after the summer break with the arrival of the Class of 2026 for move-in day on Friday, Aug. 26.
  • Being the Change

    Being the Change

    Sophia Bolduc ’23 enjoyed a rewarding internship experience with the Community Action Partnership of Strafford County this summer, gaining experience in marketing and communications and also visiting...
  • Words of Wildcat Wisdom

    Words of Wildcat Wisdom

    A new class of first-year students and their families will be arriving at UNH this weekend as students move onto campus for the start of the fall semester. So who better to ask for some words of...
  • Leaving a Lasting Legacy

    Leaving a Lasting Legacy

    When the UNH football season kicks off under the lights against Monmouth next week, the Wildcats will be led by someone other than Sean McDonnell ’78 for the first time in more than two decades.
  • Two researchers stand in front of a red robot

    Aging Assistance

    An interdisciplinary team of UNH researchers has received a $2.8 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to develop technology that could help seniors age in place.
  • Pushing Beyond His Comfort Zone

    Pushing Beyond His Comfort Zone

    Mel Nagashima ’22 worked with immigrant families through the Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center during his time in the Semester-in-the-City program, and that ultimately pushed him to pursue work in...
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Scott Ripley is the senior multimedia producer