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It feels good to do good. That's why UNH is known for its involvement in the community and what students do to give back to the world. Here are a few Manchester organizations that are always on the lookout for volunteers who want to better the local community.
The 2020 UNH open house at the Macfarlane Research Greenhouse formerly scheduled for Saturday, March 28, has been cancelled.
When families picture students on campus, one image that comes to mind is that student working at a table in a well-lit reading room, perhaps one of the grand, multi-story reading rooms in Dimond Library. Indeed, all day and evening, hundreds of students can be found doing just that — taking advantage of the place on campus that they associate with focused study.
As you know, college is a major transition for us as parents as well as for our children. We may worry about everything from our students’ social lives to whether they’re eating well to their relationships with their professors. As a veteran Wildcat parent, you can help parents of high school seniors who have been admitted to the UNH Class of 2024 “see” their children at the Â鶹app by joining UNH Admissions at any of the events listed below. The Parents Council encourages you to review this list and RSVP if you can attend an event — or several.
TheĚýĚýis hosting an Open House on Saturday, March 7 from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. At Open House, high school juniors and seniors as well as transfer students and guests can tour campus, meet faculty and learn about the UNH experience from current students.
For the first time in history, the U.S. Census will be relying heavily on internet responses to gather data.ĚýResearch from the Carsey School shows that this heavy relianceĚýmay cause issues,Ěýespecially for the elderly population andĚýpeople living in rural parts of the country.Ěý
UNH political scientist Jeannie Sowers discusses the mega dam project on the Nile.
The men’s hockey team traveled to Belfast, Ireland, where “ice has no color” to play in theĚýannual Friendship Four Tournament aimed at promotingĚýpeace and strengthening ties between the two countries.
