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CCOM's Brian Calder has been elected to the Hydrographer Hall of Fame for his remarkable contributions to seafloor mapping technologies.Ìý

Klein Marine Systems, a global leader in sonar technology based in Salem, New Hampshire, recently dedicated the Klein Sonar Innovation Lab at UNH’s . The milestone strengthens Klein’s longstanding partnership with UNH’s .

The (603) Challenge is fast approaching! UNH's signature annual fundraiser kicks off April 8 and runs through April 11. There are so many ways to get involved and ensure your gift makes the biggest impact possible:

• Make a gift online with a credit/debit card or using Venmo, PayPal, Google or Apple Pay Ìý

• Have your gift matched and take part in fun bonus and area challenges Ìý

• Advocate as a volunteer and encourage others to give Ìý

Hitchiner Manufacturing’s global leadership in investment casting-based components serving critical markets for automotive, aerospace and defense starts in New Hampshire — and its strong partnership with the Â鶹app is helping fuel that success.

Kate Gaudet, associate director of UNH’s Hamel Honors and Scholars College, spent some extended time in late summer and fall moonlighting in a couple of unique, unofficial capacities – art researcher and amateur sleuth. And the results of that investigative work are now on colorful display throughout the home of the Hamel Honors and Scholars College in Huddleston Hall.

The Â鶹app’s continues to climb in national rankings, rising five spots to No. 58 in the and stands as the highest-ranked public business school in New England for academic experience and career outcomes.Ìý

Nominations for recipients of theÌýUniversity Community Scholarship are now being accepted.

The Â鶹app’s Ìýannounces the extension of its prestigious accreditation by the, reaffirming its status among the elite 6% of business schools worldwide.

Research led by four UNH exercise science majors could have an influence on the marketing efforts of a major international athletic shoe brand.

It’s never too early to start serving the community — Alexa D’Onofrio ‘27 is proof of this. ÌýÌý

Now in her second year as a nursing student at UNH, D’Onofrio is experienced inÌýemergency response, having served as a firefighter and emergency medical technician (EMT) in her Connecticut hometown. She’s expanding that experience on campus through her nursing clinicals and as the newest member of the Durham Fire Department’s call force. Ìý