Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics
Far From the Factory Floor
“Growing up in East Rochester, New Hampshire, my friends and I would often go exploring in an old abandoned shoe factory near my house. Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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10/21/19UNH Voices Of Wildcats Matt Haley '19
Paul College’s Matt Haley ’19 says the UNH Sales Club put him “lightyears ahead” of where he would have been without that experience. Hear why he... -
10/15/19UNH Expands Opportunities for High Impact Learning in Sustainability
The Center for Social Innovation and Enterprise (CSIE) will join its Sustainability Institute (UNHSI) to create an integrated platform to help... -
10/15/19Communicating Scholarship
UNH’s second annual Research Communications Academy (RCA), scheduled for spring semester 2020, is now accepting applications. -
09/18/19Meet UNH's New Faculty for 2019
They’re scholars of psychology and security studies, nutrition and natural resources, economics, engineering and more.
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03/27/18 - Is Cash Still King?Finance professor Yixin Liu investigates the value of corporate cash holdings. Read More -
03/27/18 - The Global Relevance of Adam Smith TodayEconomics professor Bruce Elmslie reflects on the 18th-century economist. Read More -
03/20/18 - Paul College in the Top 100 AgainU.S. News and World Report has ranked UNH's part-time MBA program among the best in the nation. Read More -
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03/05/18 - Wisdom on AgingAs America gets older, UNH research creates knowledge that promotes happy, healthy aging. Read More -
03/05/18 - New Hampshire Business Review: UNH Center Offers Advice and Support to Family-Run BusinessesThe Center for Family Business is now permanently housed in Paul College. Read More -
03/05/18 - New Hampshire Business Review: Current Use System Raises Questions on Fairness, CostRichard England comments on the potentially regressive impact of use-value assessment programs. Read More -
03/05/18 - U.S. News & World Report: Rising Rents Force Some Families into HomelessnessChris Glynn co-authored a study which examines the relationship between rising rents and increased homelessness in the largest U.S. cities. Read More