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Carsey School's Senior Demographer Ken Johnson reports ten years after the Great Recession began, U.S. birth rate is at record low.听

Professor Kenneth Johnson discusses the decline in births since the recession.

All Things Considered host Peter Biello speaks with Ken Johnson on new census data showing N.H. continues to gain population from domestic migration.

As Kenneth Johnson puts it, 鈥渕igration is the wild card, the big unknown鈥� for New Hampshire鈥檚 population growth.

Kenneth Johnson explains how in the decade since the recession, American women had 4.8 million fewer babies than听demographers were expecting.

UNH Research Finds Access to Early Childhood Education Lacking

The number of slots offered by licensed early childhood education providers in the Upper Valley of New Hampshire and Vermont is 2,000 short of the... Read More

UNH Research Finds Child Care Expenses Make the Middle Class Hard to Reach

About nine percent of working families with children under the age of six are pushed out of the middle class as a result of their child care expenses... Read More

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Michael McCann of the UNH School of Law weighs in on what's next.

UNH researchers are looking for ways to improve safety with vehicle-to-infrastructure connectivity technology.