UNH ocean engineering student Olivia Dube '20 worked on a research project that looked at coastal erosion in Seabrook, New Hampshire.

When Julian Maduro ’21 says she grew up around books, she is speaking both figuratively and literally.

According to Carsey School Senior Demographer Ken Johnson, "Americans should expect more discussions about race in rural regions" as nonwhite populations continue to grow there through domestic migration. Similiarly, Black Lives Matter protests and related movements will expectedly increase in presence in rural America as well, influenced by the growth in nonwhite resident populations in these areas.

Get to know Alyssa Lombardi '21, one of our Mentor Ambassadors for Transfer Engagement (MATEs) who helps incoming transfers adjust to the academic, cultural and social climate at UNH Manchester.

A scholarly article by UNH business librarian Wendy Pothier and Patricia Condon, research data services librarian, was named to the American Library Association’s Library Instruction Round Table Top 20 Instructional Articles list

Daughter of an arbitrator and attorney, Rachel Campagna grew up in a home where negotiation was done for sport. She almost went into law but preferred to study the art of negotiation instead. Her examination of the impact of trust between parties on their negotiation and post-negotiation behaviors, specifically the extent to which trust motivates effort and cooperative behavior after the deal, challenges perceived wisdom, and has landed her work in top journals such as the Journal of Applied Psychology and Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes. 

A new study from UNH discovered a better way to count sperm in lobster that could help researchers of any animal species understand this key aspect of species survival.