UNH in the News

Florida Today: Hungry, Uninsured: Study Finds Life Not Sunny for Many Florida Kids

Marybeth J. Mattingly discusses how being being raised in poverty has lasting consequences for children in adulthood. Read More

Wired: Star-Swallowing Black Holes Reveal Secrets in Exotic Light Shows

UNH research published in Nature contributes to the conversation on black holes. Read More

WGME-TV: Student Scientists Monitor Seals off the Coast of Maine

UNH student interns at the Shoals Marine Laboratory track seal populations to better understand how the Gulf of Maine is changing. Read More

PBS NewsHour: Female Candidates Are Talking More About Sexual Misconduct. Will Voters Care?

Ellen Fitzpatrick comments on the riskiness of such a single issue focus. Read More

Smithsonian: Why the Ocean Needs Wilderness

Bradley Barr proposes a definition of ocean wilderness that requires such areas be given statutory protection. Read More

Los Angeles Times: The Making of a Beautiful Mind: Chip Kelly's Early Coaching Days

Sean McDonnell and Bill Bowes speak to Chip Kelly’s time at UNH. Kelly is UCLA’s new football coach. Read More

New Hampshire Union Leader: UNH Researchers Open Doors To Show Off Their Many Innovative Agricultural Projects

On August 18, members of the public can tour UNH's Woodman Horticultural Research Farm and learn about strawberry, kiwi and pollinator research. Read More

New Hampshire Business Review: UNH/NOAA Joint Hydrographic Center Receives $6.5 Million in Funding

The funding will continue the operation of National Center of Excellence in hydrographic, ocean and coastal mapping sciences. Read More

PBS NewsHour: Supreme Court Struggles To Define ‘Searches’ as Technology Changes

Behzad Mirhashem writes about interpreting the Fourth Amendment. Read More

Mapping Earth’s Oceans

UNH scientists and graduate students from around the world have set out to chart the planet’s oceans — 85% of which are not yet mapped. Knowing more... Read More