UNH Today
How Should a Society Prepare for a Disaster That Seems Unlikely ... Until It Doesn't?
UNH scientists measure ecological impact of hurricanes
Spaulding Hall Topping Off Ceremony
The last piece of steel in the expansion to Spaulding Hall was recently set inÌýplace. The 47,500 square-foot addition, started in June 2019, is set to be completed in the summer of 2021.
Change Yourself, Change the World
Semester in the CityÌýhonored its eighth successful semester on May 1. Eighteen students presented five-minute reflections on their recent internships at locations throughout the Boston area.Ìý
Digital Adventures
For five students studying outdoor education and leadership, the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic gave them an opportunity to create a resource to help educators more effectively engage their students through online learning.
Privilege of Breaking into Earth Honored
, professor ofÌýÌýhas been named a .ÌýFellows receive $200,000 to fund research and writing aimed at addressing some of the most important issues confronting society today.
Historical Support
With two recent fellowships, American studies professor Kabria Baumgartner will research a book project on Robert Morris, the first African American trial lawyer in the U.S.
Donors Pay It Forward
‘When this is all over, one of the things people will remember is: Who is really out there helping? These donors gave with a generous spirit; they are part of that group.’
Grounds for Giving Back
As local health care workers put in long hours on today’s frontlines, they’re heartened by a welcome jolt: the delivery of cold brew coffee right to their hospital breakrooms.









































