Molly George’s new neighbor in class doesn’t say much, tends to have a short attention span and is easily distracted by objects that make noise.

She also happens to be a 10-year-old pug mix named Miley.

George ’23, like all fellow UNH students, has traded the traditional classroom for a makeshift setup at home as the university has suspended all in-person classes through the rest of the spring semester due to the COVID-19 pandemic, shifting entirely to remote online learning.

During spring break, Laura Howard ’20 helped sew face masks for area healthcare workers. Her mother and sister helped, too.

Mahad Khan '21 created the Muslim Student Association at UNH Manchester to bring awareness and a sense of community to his culture. The politics and society major shares his story as part of our In Our Own Voices series.

Some historical references place the first use of the expression “the show must go on” back in the 1800s when circus performers continued their acts regardless of tigers on the loose or falls from the trapeze.

The phrase has been repeated throughout the years to describe just about any activity that refuses to be deterred by circumstances. So, of course David Kaye and his theater major students have applied the thinking to what would have been their production of “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time,” slated to run this month.

COVID-19 doesn't have to spell the end of your summer career goals and professional development! Free online tools, a new Summer Career Academy, and more from Career and Professional Success.

Meet Marian McCord, UNH’s new senior vice provost for research, economic engagement and outreach

Professor of theatre David Richman wrote and directed a bold new dramatization of “The Odyssey”

A spotlight on recent faculty books and scholarly publications

These early-career scholars are on the rise