UNH receives a federal grant to study technology-facilitated child sexual exploitation.

Graduation approaching can be a scary time, with finals and job searching looming in the near future. But here is some great news: You don’t have to wait until after you graduate to start looking for jobs! Two graduates tell the story of how they landed jobs before receiving their diplomas.

Biology major Kyle Vynorius has worked closely with Psychology Professor Dr. Daniel Seichepine on a research project spanning over two years, studying the effects of mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBIs) on otherwise healthy college students. Vynorius recently presented their findings at a conference in Boston.

The University of New Hampshire at Manchester is pleased to announce Kate Luczko as the 2016 commencement keynote speaker and Lillye Ramos-Spooner as this year's Granite State Award recipient.

The University of New Hampshire’s campus in Manchester hosts its 17th annual Undergraduate Research Conference (URC) April 19 - 22. A four-day showcase of projects from an array of academic programs, the URC celebrates UNH Manchester students’ research, creativity and scholarly work.

Pediatricians see children with ear infections or injuries pretty often. But when a child has a problem that isn’t physical, it may be harder for the doctor to know what to look for. As part of a grant-funded project, UNH Manchester Assistant Professor of Psychology Nicholas Mian has developed a video-based training program for pediatric residents to help them identify childhood anxiety disorders.

The University of New Hampshire at Manchester announced today a new Bachelor of Science degree in Neuropsychology. Launching in fall 2016, the program will focus on the biological basis for human functioning, integrating core components of both psychology and biology.

After earning his diploma from Goffstown High School, Tim Labonville did what many high school graduates do, and went off to college. Two years in, he decided he wanted to serve his country. Labonville joined the Marines and was twice deployed before an injury led him to retire medically. Now a senior in the biology program, Labonville shares his story.

Jeremiah Johnson, Analytics program coordinator and senior lecturer of mathematics, discusses career possibilities for analytics graduates on Manchester Community College's Doors to Opportunity podcast.