America: For Catholic Women, the Relationship Between Faith and Politics Is Subtle — and Sometimes in Conflict

Michele Dillon discusses the extent of the church’s influence on Catholics. Read More

Concord Monitor: Difficult Dialogue: When It Comes to Race, Social Media Can Complicate the Conversation

The co-directors of New Hampshire Listens, an interactive civics initiative at UNH, discuss recent incidents in Concord and Henniker. Read More

Fosters.com: UNH Grant Hopes To Address Lack of Manufacturing Workforce

The NSF grant will help provide mentorship, paid internships and job placement for students as well as create a stronger partnership with businesses. Read More

WGBH News: Not Just a Dreamer: MLK’s Legacy as a Radical Philosopher

Jason Sokol joins Brandon Terry and Callie Crossley to discuss the real King and the legacy he left behind 50 years after his assassination. Read More

The Clarion Ledger: Mississippi's rural black, Hispanic communities risk underrepresentation in 2020 census

According to a University of New Hampshire Carsey School of Public Policy report released in December, populations at risk of underreporting include... Read More

New Hampshire Chronicle: Amy Beach Lives on at UNH

Students keep the composer’s music alive, and Bill Ross discusses the role of UNH Special Collections in preserving her legacy. Read More

Business NH Magazine: UNH Seeks To Establish Research Community in Durham

Marc Sedam’s goal is for researchers and businesses to be able to learn, shop and live in the same place where they conduct groundbreaking research. Read More

Fosters.com: UNH Gets Grant To Improve Science Education

Elementary school teachers and Cooperative Extension volunteers will come together for a community-based professional development partnership. Read More

CBS News: Former Maryland Lawmaker Talks About What's Wrong with Ethics Committee Process

Donna Edwards, senior fellow at UNH School of Law, is calling for major changes to the way the House handles sexual abuse allegations. Read More

The Washington Post: He Was America's Most Famous Pediatrician. Then Dr. Spock Attacked the Vietnam Draft.

A look back at the experiences of “The Boston Five,” including UNH’s Michael Ferber.  Read More