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Alyson McGregor 鈥�95 graduated from UNH knowing she was 鈥渇ulfilling my purpose鈥� by becoming a doctor, and she credits UNH with providing the education and environment that made that career a reality. McGregor addressed the CHHS Class of 2023 this spring, sharing the ways UNH helped shape her into the accomplished doctor and impassioned women鈥檚 health advocate she is today, and encouraging the graduates to use the lessons they learned on campus to pursue their own success.

Several UNH leaders, including President Jim Dean, visited Eversource in Manchester on Aug. 10, discussing opportunities to further strengthen a prospering partnership and learning a little about what it takes to keep the power on in communities throughout New Hampshire 鈥� as well as how many UNH students and graduates have a hand in that endeavor.

Unleash innovation through interdisciplinary collaboration. Explore CREATE: An NHAES research program uniting diverse minds to solve NH's challenges.

UNH and outdoor gear company celebrated the funding of the first NH Outdoor Recreation Policy Fellow at UNH with an event at the company鈥檚 headquarters in Dover on Friday, July 21.

Pregnant women residing in walkable communities not only engage in more physical activity but are also more likely to experience favorable birth outcomes, according to research co-authored by 麻豆app Professor

The UNH Honorary Degree and Granite State Awards committees will soon review nominations for 2024 commencement ceremonies.听

Undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends of all UNH鈥檚 campuses are invited to submit nominations for potential commencement speakers, honorary degree recipients and Granite State Award honorees. Nominations are due by Sept. 30.

Georgianna Fischer 鈥�24 was 17 when she became one of the plaintiffs in Held v. Montana, the first constitutional climate lawsuit in U.S. history.听For Fischer, a life-long Montana resident with deep ancestral ties to the state and a competitive cross-country skier, joining the suit was an easy decision.

New UNH research published in the journal Science finds that climate change is diminishing plants' ability to absorb carbon.

Research听led by scientists from UNH's听COLSA and Carsey School examines consumer views on farmers听markets and other alternative food networks.

UNH scientists are building components for NASA's IMAP mission that will map the boundaries of our heliosphere.