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The Â鶹app is ranked third in the nation for free speech according to a new from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) and College Pulse. It is the second time in three years that UNH has finished No. 3 in the rankings.
SubCom, an international leader in the subsea fiber optic cable industry, employs more than 50 UNH graduates at its Newington location, including several – like James Toth ’89 – who have enjoyed a professional journey as circuitous as some of the intricate cable networks has assembled on the ocean floor.
As the recipient of the 2023 UNH Sustainability Institute Lifetime Achievement Award, was initially unsure what to think. ĚýĚý
“It’s funny because this a lifetime achievement award, so it feels like it’s time to retire,” Huang jokingly remarked. “But of course, I was honored to receive the award, it’s a very nice recognition.”Ěý
UNH COLSA scientists work on restoring oyster reefs in New Hampshire Great Bay, supporting the state's burgeoning oyster industry.
Could the household trick of hiding the cookie jar to promote better eating habits work on a larger scale at colleges and universities? A by researchers from the Â鶹app suggests that this strategy might indeed be effective.
Every year, schools and government agencies join the nation in observing the week before and after Sept. 17, the anniversary of the signing of the Constitution. Federal courts participate by offering educational resources and experiences in their communities.
Paul College gave out its faculty and staff awards at the end of the spring 2023 semester. SherriCannon, a senior administrative assistant in the dean’s office, was awarded the 2023 Paul College Dean’s Award of Excellence.
The UNH's Albion R. Hodgdon Herbarium nears completion of a 13-year project: Digitizing the collection for online public access.
President James W. “Jim” Dean Jr. announced today that he will retire as president of the Â鶹app on June 30, 2024. At that time, Dean will have served six years as president of the state’s flagship public research university and more than two years as interim chancellor of the University System of New Hampshire.
UNH received $210 million in competitive external funding in FY23, supporting research projects that improve lives in New Hampshire and beyond.
