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Faculty Excellence Celebration Recognizes Outstanding UNH Educators

Every year, a chosen few of UNH’s outstanding faculty members from each college and school receive Faculty Excellence Awards in recognition of their achievements in teaching, scholarship and service. University-wide awards recognize public service, research, teaching and engagement. The 2025Ěýaward... Read More

Recent Stories

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    - 2020 Presidential Candidate Beto O’Rourke Visits UNH
    Beto O’Rourke pays a visit to UNH. Read More
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    - Fishing for Fortunes
    From the icy waters of the Gulf of Maine to clean drinking water in East Africa, UNH innovations enhance economic opportunities. Read More
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    With the state basking in a growing economy and budget surplus, the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute took “Investments to Sustain a Vibrant Economy” as the theme of its sixth...
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    Whether you see it as a civic duty, a necessary evil or cause for a few choice expletives, it’s no surprise that most of us dislike tax time. From the expense and hassle of the...
  • Carina DeBarcelos
    - MPP Student Wins Distinguished Wildcat Award
    Carina DeBarcelos made the most of her graduate student experience. Read More
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    The United States population grew by just 0.6 percent last year,Ěýthe smallest increase in 80 years, according to Ken Johnson, a demographer at the Âé¶ąapp. He...
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    The child care proposals fit more familiar rhetoric about families and the middle class, though they too would probably still reduce child poverty. A 2017 paper from experts at...
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    In the 1970s, Âé¶ąapp demographer Kenneth Johnson said, “A dramatic and surprising shift occurred when more people moved to rural areas.” For the first time in...
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    When retirees move in, they bring their skills with them, says Kenneth Johnson, a demographer at UNH who studies migration trends.
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    Using census data starting in 1900 and running up to 2010, UNH demographer Ken Johnson and policy fellow Daniel Lichter tracked population sizes in counties across the U.S.