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Promoting Peace and Human Security
For Alioune Mzeirigue, the turbulent state of global current affairs sparked a passion to promote peace and human security. Now, he's pursuing a master's in global conflict and human security with a goal to create a sustainable development consulting firm in West Africa. Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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05/04/22Tropical Rivers Act as Carbon Sinks Following Major Rainfall Events
New Hampshire Agricultural Expirement Station-funded researcher Bill McDowell recently co-authored an article in Nature Communications highlighting... -
04/05/22Creating Positive Change in Areas of Fragility
Nishanth Arulappan was mid-way through medical school when he realized medicine could not be the sole focus of his career. He felt there was more –... -
03/07/22Arctic Changes; Global Impacts
Faculty in UNH’s natural resources and the environment program have a strong legacy of tackling environmental challenges through research and... -
02/22/22A Groundbreaking Achievement
Abrita Kuthumi ’21, the first Marshall Scholar in UNH's history, discusses the path she took to arrive at UNH and ultimately earn the prestigious...
Recent Stories
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12/13/21 - Press Herald: South Portland selects the first believed Somali-American mayor in U.S.Deqa Dhalac '13G, a graduate of the Carsey School's Master in Community Development program, was formally seated as the top elected leader of Maine’s fourth largest city, South... Read More -
12/13/21 - Blazing a TrailAbrita Kuthumi ’21, a political science/international affairs major from Barrington, New Hampshire, is a winner of the prestigious Marshall Scholarship, one of just 41 students to... Read More -
12/10/21 - CNN: A Maine city that's 90% White now has a Somali mayorDeqa Dhalac '13G, a graduate of the Master in Community Development program at the Carsey School and an immigrant from Somali, has recently become likely the first Somali-American... Read More -
12/08/21 - E&E News: Dems' spending bill taps small banks for climate justiceAs climate change concerns begin to rise, legislators in Washington have began to shift the focus of resources toward implementing clean energy, especially in overlooked... Read More -
11/12/21 - Transforming Students Into Climate LeadersThree National Science Foundation grants provide international climate change research opportunities for students. Read More -
09/15/21 - Remembering 9/11In observing the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, UNH paused to honor those who were lost, including members of the UNH community: Judd Cavalier ’98, Jennifer Fialko ’94,... Read More -
09/09/21 - Saving the SheaAn international team of researchers led by UNH has sequenced the shea tree’s genome, providing a valuable resource for the strategic development of the species and contributing... Read More -
09/07/21 - Germany's FutureGermany's federal elections are the subject of a fall 2021 event series. Read More -
08/16/21 - Research SnapshotsUNH researchers are constantly performing impactful work. Check out these engaging "virtual postcards" for a quick glimpse at some of the most timely and interesting research... Read More -
05/20/21 - UNH Scientists Aim to Solve a Million Dollar Problem for Aquaculture IndustryA pesky little jellyfish-like animal is causing major problems—and major costs—for aquaculture everywhere by choosing to permanently live on aquafarming equipment, reducing... Read More