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Crowds Flood Campus with Wildcat Spirit for Homecoming 2025

Homecoming weekend was as lively as ever Oct. 3-5, as alumni descended on campus in droves and joined current UNH students in showing off their Wildcat pride. Friends were reunited at events throughout campus and energized crowds filled the stands at several athletic events, including a home... Read More

Recent Stories

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    - Marsh March
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