Abigail Chamberlain ‘20 describes her experience as a business student at UNH Manchester, during which time she landed an internship that led to her career as an operations coordinator for a yacht upholstery company.

The Commission to Study School Funding, supported by the Carsey School, found that New Hampshire should replace its current formula for funding public schools with one based on student outcomes such as assessment scores and graduation rates.

The UNH Geography Club wins second place in a regional geography competition.

Heeding the advice judges offered during the 2019 Social Venture Innovation Challenge helped a team committed to recycling garner three awards in this year’s event, an affirmation that their idea is a good one.

The collection of imagery from Unmanned Aerial Systems offer scientists new methods and strategies to assess ecological changes of forests and land cover. Scientists with the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station at the University of New Hampshire recently analyzed effectiveness of Unmanned Aerial Systems to collect meaningful forestry data, which is key for making informed environmental policy decisions.

NOAA has awarded UNH oceanographer Andy Armstrong a Gold Medal for his contributions to delineate the U.S. extended continental shelf.

For the relatively new crop known as “baby ginger,” delaying the harvest date increases yields in New Hampshire, according to preliminary research from the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station at the University of New Hampshire. 

The research was conducted by experiment station research Dr. Becky Sideman, professor of plant biology and extension professor and specialist in sustainable horticulture production, and Sabrina Beck, undergraduate research assistant, at the experiment station’s UNH Woodman Horticultural Research Farm.

When the announcement was made that UNH would be able to play a spring football season sophomore quarterback Max Brosmer’s second thought was how excited he was .

New Hampshire Public Radio reports on the NH Commission to Study School Funding's approval and publishing of its 180-page report, which details a solution for a more equitable school funding model in New Hampshire. The Commission was supported in its work by members of the Carsey School of Public Policy.

Garry Rayno of InDepthNH.org reports on the near unanimous vote by the New Hampshire Commission to Study School Funding to approve it's final report. The Commission was supported in its work by members of the Carsey School of Public Policy, including Bruce Mallory, Jordan Hensley, and Carrie Portrie.