Until recently, the 280-plus student veterans, guardsmen and reservists attending UNH didn’t have a place of their own, a place they could gather and be among people who shared a... Read More

The university’s commitment to building a safe, supportive culture on campus is getting noticed. Read More

Current events serve as a reminder of just how crucial these discussions — and courses — are to society. Read More

When Sid Nigam ’16 was leaving India to attend college in the United States, at the airport his mother told him: “Son, sometimes 10 seconds of courage is all it takes.” Read More

  Jennifer Blessing '14 works with a Warrior Canine Connection service dog in training. Jen Blessing ’14 has always loved animals. But it was her work at UNH's Thompson School... Read More

“You hear a lot of the stories about how bad war is — and it is, there is no doubt — but what people don’t hear a lot about is the other side.” That other side, explains Brendan O... Read More

If you are a member of the university’s staff you may have received emails from the National Education Association about the NEA’s unionizing effort. Read More

The following was written by UNH senior Charlie Durkin in response to this week’s mass shooting at the Orlando gay nightclub Pulse. Durkin identifies as queer, polyamorous, and... Read More

Members of the UNH community honored the lives of 49 people who were killed in the country’s largest mass shooting earlier this week.   Read More

The first novel published by an African-American woman. A burial ground lost for decades beneath a city street. An eloquent petition from a group of enslaved men seeking freedom... Read More