Nominations for recipients of the University Community Scholarship are now being accepted.

The University of New Hampshire’s Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics announces the extension of its prestigious accreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), reaffirming its status among the elite 6% of business schools worldwide.

Research led by four UNH exercise science majors could have an influence on the marketing efforts of a major international athletic shoe brand.

UNH President Elizabeth Chilton was in Milford last week, visiting the Boys and Girls Club of Souhegan Valley’s Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) Program Room. Chilton was joined by Amy Loader, interim director of UNH Extension.  

Innovation thrives at UNH, where companies come from around New Hampshire and across the globe to accelerate and collaborate. UNHInnovation (UNHI) makes that work possible, enabling business and industry to partner with the university and the community in pursuit of new and better ideas.

The University of New Hampshire was prominently represented on the Union Leader’s annual 40 Under Forty award list for 2025, with eight Granite State residents with ties to UNH earning recognition in the recently released feature.

Richard Haynes, director of admissions, recruitment and access at the University of New Hampshire, attended a Feb. 21 TRIO Day event led by the New Hampshire Educational Opportunity Association (NHEOA) assuming his only role would be as keynote speaker. He left the celebration as a celebrated honoree.

Yashwant Prakash Vyas, director of UNH’s Aulbani J. Beauregard Center for Equity, Justice, and Freedom, was honored with two awards from the American College Personnel Association (ACPA) – College Student Educators International at its 2025 annual convention in Long Beach, California.

Sarah Nicholls ’25 has been awarded the Gates Cambridge Scholarship, becoming the first UNH student to ever receive the award. Approximately 25 such scholarships are offered to U.S. students each year.

While the gender gap has shrunk in some industries, there remains a significant disparity in tech, with women accounting for only 35 percent of jobs in the information technology (IT) sector and even fewer in senior leadership roles.