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    - UNH Highlights
    UNH Named One of Sierra Magazine’s Top “Coolest Schools” The Âé¶čapp made the top 10 list of campuses in Sierra magazine’s sixth annual ranking of the nation’s... Read More
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    - Going Private
    Under the direction of Venky Venkatachalam, the Green Launching Pad business accelerator enters its third year of connecting entrepreneurs with critical resources for their ideas... Read More
  • diagram of brain and its functions
    - Partnership Supports Local Brain Injury Survivors
    Each semester, dozens of UNH students in the College of Health and Human Services leave campus to put their knowledge into action at the Krempels Center. Read More
  • hannah lawrence with mentors
    - Studying Women’s Rights in Post-Mubarak Egypt
    When Hannah Lawrence ’13 arrived in Cairo this past June, supporters of democracy were still filling Tahrir Square and citizens faced a second round of voting to elect a new... Read More
  • denise barstow in washington
    - At Work in Washington
    “Five sets of heels click on the marble floors as we walk purposefully through the United States National Archives. We aren’t tourists. We have a job to do.. .” Read More
  • students at dining hall
    - Patrons Have It Their Way In UNH Dining Halls
    UNH Dining Services can accommodate many dietary needs, including gluten-free, vegan, vegetarian, and low-fat foods. There are so many options; it’s easy to find something that’s... Read More
  • summer students attending olympic games in london
    - Fever Pitch
    Professor Sue Hertz, who teaches travel-writing for the UNH Cambridge Summer Program, reflects on patriotism and assimilation during the London Olympics. Read More
  • michael routhier with student
    - Geospatial Science Gets a Space of Its Own
    A new, comprehensive graduate certificate program brings UNH's diverse strengths in the geospatial sciences under one "roof." Read More
  • joel hartter
    - Into the Bush (continued)
    It only takes one tick Ticks are a danger in any part of the globe, but when a tick bit Hartter's foot last summer in Uganda, all hell broke loose. Two days later, his lower leg... Read More
  • baboon
    - Into the Bush
    A baboon chased Assistant Professor of Geography Joel Hartter into the Indian Ocean in South Africa. In Uganda, hippos chewed grass underneath his tent—while he was in it.... Read More