UNH researchers have ensured that pumpkin lovers have plenty of variety to choose from when decorating for this spookiest holiday of the year.

The students Kimberly Piper Stoddard '93 teaches range in age from 17 to 70. Classes for men are separate from those for women.

The weather was perfect. Spirits were high. During Family Weekend Sept. 27-28, we had our Parents Council table set up at the Hamel Rec Center, which gave us a chance to greet visiting families and distribute flyers about who we are and what we do. We talked about the Student Enrichment grants we award to student groups and individual students. We also offered coffee and doughnuts along with UNH pens and our ever-so-popular “UNH DAD” and “UNH MOM” pins.

The National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security have designated the University of New Hampshire as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education. UNH is the first institution in the state to earn this prestigious designation, which recognizes the university’s commitment to cybersecurity education.

Ben Allen ’19 has his mother’s concern for his whereabouts to thank for his initial introduction to skiing.

After graduating last spring with a degree in sports studies, Allen is now taking the first steps toward making sure the sport – and outdoor recreation more broadly – are a part of his professional path.

Most students struggle to finish one master’s thesis, but by May 2017, Erol Aygar will have finished his second thesis in a year, earning him Master of Science degrees in computer science and information technology from the University of New Hampshire.

Before Pratik Aghor came to UNH to get his Ph.D. he already knew of associate professor John Gibson's work in applied mathematics. In fact, Gibson is pretty much why he came here. And while it’s not unusual for a professor’s reputation to be a draw to students, Aghor was reading about Gibson from halfway around the world.