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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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08/03/17 - Lessons from the Cactus MouseUNH researchers say cactus mice could teach humans something about surviving severe dehydration. Read More -
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07/25/17 - On Location: The PhilippinesGina Occhipinti ’18 takes over Snapchat to bring viewers along for her Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship in Laguna, Philippines. Read More -
07/18/17 - A Deep Dive on a Keystone SpeciesWatch how UNH professor Win Watson and graduate student Meghan Owings are helping save horseshoe crabs. Read More -
07/13/17 - Four Graduates in Four CountriesFour recent graduates of UNH will be abroad this fall studying, teaching and conducting research through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. Read More -
07/06/17 - Live from GreeceFrom the Temple of the Oracle to classes in Athens, Audrey Getman ’19 takes over Snapchat to bring viewers along for her summer studies in Greece. Read More -
06/07/17 - CIEGE Wins IIE GrantGrant helps UNH's Diversity Abroad Award support international experiences for students. Read More -
05/25/17 - Sowers Receives Gerda Henkel Stiftung Foundation GrantProfessor honored with grant supporting research on environmental infrastructure targeting in Middle Eastern wars. Read More -
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05/08/17 - Poetry's Golden WreathCharles Simic has been named the 2017 Golden Wreath award winner of Struga Poetry Evenings. Read More