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Ladd Raine during the Directissima, a continuous 250-mile footpath that covers all 48 of the White Mountains’ 4,000-foot peaks.

Keeping New Hampshire’s Outdoors Open and Accessible

UNH alum Ladd Raine ’06 is helping keep New Hampshire’s outdoors open, safe, and sustainable. As president of the Rumney Climbers Association, he leads volunteer efforts focused on trail maintenance, access, and education while also helping launch the Pawtuckaway Climbers Coalition. Drawing on... Read More

Recent Stories

  • Steve Davis '69
    - Marathon Runners: Patient Partner
    Steve Davis ’69 ran the Boston Marathon for the fourth time this year. A member of the Massachusetts General Hospital Pediatric Oncology marathon team, for the past three years,... Read More
  • Randy Pierce '88
    - Marathon Runners: On Pace
    Ìý Just months after graduating from UNH with a degree in engineering, Randy Pierce ’88 was diagnosed with a neurological disease that, during the course of two weeks,... Read More
  • Amanda Rich McMeniman '99
    - Marathon Runners: A Perfect Fit
    Ìý Amanda Rich McMeniman ’99 thinks everything happens for a reason. At UNH, she was on the indoor/outdoor track team, and she’s remained an avid runner, even qualifying... Read More
  • Peter Wilkinson '15 - UNH
    - One to Watch: Q & A with Peter Wilkinson '15
    Why did you decide to come to UNH? Originally I wanted to go to school for engineering, so I was looking at MIT. Math and science were the name of the game for me. But when I... Read More
  • Bryan Lyons '91 and Rick Hoyt
    - Marathon Runners: Stepping in for a Famous Dad
    Ìý Over the years, a variety of world-class athletes have approached Dick Hoyt, the engine behind the famous father-son duo who completed 32 Boston Marathons together,... Read More
  • Theresa Conn '14, '15G
    - Marathon Runners: From Hammock to Heartbreak Hill
    Ìý So dedicated to the art of relaxation is Theresa Conn ’14 ’15G that as a UNH undergrad she cofounded a club dedicated it. Still going strong, it’s not uncommon to come... Read More
  • Ed and Mary Scheier - UNH
    - Feats of Clay
    They may have made their name as potters, but famed New Hampshire artists Edwin and Mary Scheier dabbled in everything from puppetry to tattoo work on their road to success.Ìý The... Read More
  • UNH/Nasa Launch Mission March 2015
    - Inquiring Minds
    Ìý Ìý The Big Burp Theory Geologists drill for climate clues About 55 million years ago, the Earth burped up a massive release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere — anÌýamount... Read More
  • President Mark W. Huddleston
    - The View from T-Hall: The Importance of Public Service
    Nearly two months before this year’s commencement, it was my privilege to welcome retired Gen. Stanley McChrystal to the UNH School of Law, where he spoke before a packed... Read More
  • Christina DiMeo ’18
    - Sophomore Gets Hands On With Conservation Genetics
    Christina DiMeo received a Research Experience and Apprenticeship Program award to spend 10 weeks conducting genetic research on the New England cottontail rabbit, an endangered... Read More