My Adventures with Your Money T.D. Thornton ’90, St. Martin’s Press Before there was Bernie Madoff or Lou Perlman there was George Graham Rice, the so-called Jackal of Wall... Read More

Whelen Engineering president John Olson ’57 has always kept a low profile when it comes to his support of UNH. The benefactor behind one of the College of Engineering and Physical... Read More

HOME COURT: For the second year in a row, the men’s basketball team hosted a first-round America East conference playoff game, delivering a 56-51 win over Binghamton University... Read More

If you’re starting to think there’s nothing Elinor Purrier ’17 can’t do, you might be on to something. Read More

The first beauty pageant that June Gong Chin ’58 won earned her $500, a portable TV, a transistor radio and 25 pounds of Chinese sausage. Her title: Miss Chinatown New York 1957. Read More

Ted Eynon ’85 is the co-owner of one of North America’s fastest-growing craft ski companies. Read More

Professor Marion James’s teaching specialty was the history of ancient Greece and Rome, but her scholarly interests spanned the centuries to modern times. After earning both an... Read More

Tim Craig’s degree in mechanical engineering served him well when he joined the Army after graduation and invented an innovative way to repair broken tank tracks in the field.... Read More

In the 25 years they spent together, Jon Kellogg and Tammalene Mitman ’77 lived in three New England states, each relocation starting in an apartment while Kellogg sought the... Read More

Artist George Loyd’s mural, “Agriculture,” is one of two Depression-era Works Projects Administration wall paintings undergoing restoration as part of the ongoing Hamilton Smith... Read More