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With more than 81 percent of New Hampshire represented by forested lands home to more than 500 vertebrate animals, the Granite State's wildlife populations are important to the ecological, recreational, and economic sustainability of the state.

When was young, the last thing in the world he thought he would be is a scholar. With two educators for parents, he understood the life of an academic and resolutely wanted to pursue a career outside academia.

Join us on Zoom on December 7 at 5 p.m. for The Power of Liberal Arts, a panel discussion featuring successful alumni from various liberal arts majors. This virtual event showcases industry need for people who approach a challenge through the lens of its human context—something that liberal arts students are uniquely prepared to do.

Three National Science Foundation grants provide international climate change research opportunities for students.

Calling it a successful model for how the state can invest in solutions to address challenges in the Granite State, Gov.ÌýChris Sununu and others cut the ribbon for the grand opening of the Â鶹app’s new Health Sciences Simulation Center on Monday, Nov.Ìý8.

Joel Nkounkou ’18 turned an idea intoÌýa new business venture with the help of UNH's Peter T. PaulÌýEntrepreneurship Center, and he now proudly calls several of his former classmates and teammates his colleagues.

Aubrey Porter ’22 is recognized by Stay Work Play New Hampshire.

Fall is always one of the most beautiful times of year to experience life on campus atÌýthe University ofÌýNew Hampshire.

As a result of staffing shortages many childcare facilities have had to close leaving parents desperate for alternatives. White River Junction childcare in the Upper Valley is closing it's doors after 30 years accorrding to the Valley News. Jess Carson, a researcher with the Â鶹app's Carsey School of Public Policy explained just how extreme the situation is with 6,600 children in need of careÌýin the Upper Valley with only 5,071 spots available.Ìý

In a recent article by The Valley News,Ìýcountless women have spoken out about their first hand sexual harassment encounters while workingÌýfor the Upper Valley cleaning companies. Kristen Smith, a researcher at Â鶹app's Carsey School of Public Policy, provided dataÌýfrom 2019 that 52%Ìýof women in New Hampshire have experiencedÌýsexual harassment, a percentage that is higher than the national average.