World
Growing Concerns Over Climate Refugees
With sea levels rising and climate-related disasters becoming more frequent and severe, climate change has become a bigger threat to people’s lives and homes throughout the world. Read More
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10/02/19Capturing Climate Science at its Core
When Julie Palais ‘78 completed an assignment in the final days of her undergraduate career at UNH, she had no idea it was the seed that would sprout... -
09/17/19Power Play
A UNH historian's new book examines the role of electric power in the founding of Israel. -
08/10/19CAORC Fellow
Jeannie Sowers wins an award for study of civilian infrastructure and war in the Middle East.
Recent Stories
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10/18/17 - Italian Adventures in EcogastronomyCommunication and ecogastronomy dual major Tia Floyd ’19 takes over the “uofnh” Snapchat account during her semester abroad in Italy. Read More -
10/17/17 - National China Town Hall Set for Oct. 24UNH will host event on Sino-American relations featuring Ambassador Susan Rice. Read More -
10/16/17 - TIME Spotlights Lori Robinson ’81Alumna featured in report "Firsts: Women Who Are Changing the World." Read More -
10/13/17 - Arts Across the GlobeUNH music and dance students performed around the globe this summer. Read More -
10/02/17 - The New AmericansAmadou Hamady ’10G is currently the director of the New Hampshire chapter of the International Institute of New England. Read More -
09/27/17 - Studying Business in BudapestPaula Camara ’19 takes over the “uofnh” Snapchat account and shows us what it’s like studying business in Budapest, Hungary. Read More -
09/25/17 - Being the ChangeNine UNH students attend Clinton Global Initiative University. Read More -
09/25/17 - Research Without BordersGet to know Jeannie Sowers, associate professor of political science and director of UNH’s international affairs program. Read More