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UNH's Russ Congalton receives the prestigious William T. Pecora Award from USGS and NASA, honoring his excellence in satellite and aerial remote sensing.
With funding from the Department of Energy, UNH researchers will lead a project that aims to improve power production of offshore wind farms.
In 2018, as the newly appointed leader of the Â鶹app, President Jim Dean’s first official business visit was to Fidelity Investment’s Merrimack, New HampshireĚýcampus. Last week, Dean returned with a contingent of UNH colleagues, eager to see how the university's partnership with the privately held financial services firm has evolved over the past six years and how it can better serve both institutions in the years to come.
“This is a really important relationship to us,” Dean says. “From hiring our graduates to supporting our business initiatives."
Back-to-back boisterous sellout crowds and two dominant UNH victories over rival Maine made for a memorableĚýWhite Out the WhittĚýweekend at UNH, as the Whittemore Center was filled to capacity Friday and Saturday night. The UNH men's hockey team handed Maine defeats of 6-2 and 5-2, respectively, in front of the Wildcat faithful. It was just the second White Out the Whitt event since 2019, as a combination of COVID and Hockey East conference scheduling changes conspired to sideline the event for a few years.
UNH President James W. Dean Jr. delivered his final State of the University address to the UNH community from the Strafford Room in the Memorial Union Building on Tuesday, Feb. 13, focusing his message around three themes: purpose, progress and pride.
Rising sea levels and more frequent flooding have combined to become an increasingly alarming challenge for the in Portsmouth, where basements on this historic property are now routinely threatened by groundwater intrusion during events like King Tides and storm surges.
Greg and Corinna Tucker have made a $2 million gift to the Â鶹app to install lights at Tucker Field, the future home of the men’s and women’s soccer and women’s lacrosse programs.
The Tuckers are longtime supporters of UNH Athletics, and their gift is a significant step in transforming Tucker Field into a stadium. In addition to housing UNH teams, Tucker Field provides community space for the Oyster River Youth Association (ORYA).
In recognition of National Entrepreneurship Week (Feb.Ěý11-17), the Â鶹app is celebrating the innovative startups driving the state and country’s economy – paying special tribute to those who began their journey on campus with support from the Peter T. Paul Entrepreneurship Center (EC) and (NHSBDC).Ěý
Discover why North American fisher populations decline. UNH researchers study mortality causes with $1.2M grant. Key insights for conservation efforts.
“Although education provided the tools to accomplish my professional goals, my greatest satisfaction lies in achieving something far beyond what I thought possible,” says Lolita Brown ’23G. “I always align my goals with the highest star. Any obstacles in my path were mine to master.”
