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Politico Magazine published a piece today about the revitalization of Manchester's millyard, highlighting how the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute is bringing together scientists, biomedical engineers and programmers to mass produce organs for transplants in the Granite State.

In New Hampshire alone, there are over 1,400 open computing related jobs across many different fields, yet there were only approximately 400 computer science graduates last year. As the Code.org regional partner for the state, UNH's STEM Teachers鈥� Collaborative and STEM Discovery Lab have a shared mission to give New Hampshire students access to opportunities in computer science.

Dean Kamen delivered the keynote address at UNH Manchester's 33rd annual commencement ceremony, which celebrated the achievements of 274 students on Thursday. Congratulations, Class of 2018!

In his new book The Impeachment of Chief Justice David Brock: Judicial Independence and Civic Populism, Professor Emeritus of History John Cerullo examines the legislative, judicial and civic consequences of the contentious effort to remove a chief justice from the New Hampshire Supreme Court.

Joseph Reilly 鈥�78, 鈥�90G, cares deeply about the communities he lives and works in, which is evident by his decades of engagement in local organizations and nonprofits. For his outstanding achievements, service and contributions to New Hampshire, Reilly will be recognized with the 2018 Granite State Award at UNH Manchester鈥檚 commencement ceremony on May 17.

More than 100 people attended a town hall discussion Wednesday to review a new report from the civic group Manchester Connects, detailing potential cultural and economic development initiatives for the Queen City鈥檚 downtown and Millyard areas.

Collaborative robots, power steering, infrared zoom lenses 鈥� these were just a few of the topics that students presented during Friday鈥檚 Undergraduate Research Conference at UNH Manchester.

Serhan is one of this year鈥檚 class of Agnes Lindsay Fellows. The program recognizes and supports the development of talent among Manchester School District high school students, particularly students who are underrepresented in the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields. This year鈥檚 fellowship is a partnership between the STEM Discovery Lab at UNH Manchester and West High School.听

Horror films, drug policy and the nationalistic influence of tobacco advertisements were just a few of the topics students tackled at UNH Manchester鈥檚 Undergraduate Research Conference (URC) today.

Dr. James Ramsay, professor of security studies, joined a panel of fellow experts on New Hampshire Public Radio鈥檚 The Exchange to discuss security, preparedness and grief in response to the recent mass shooting in Las Vegas.