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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 2025Ìýaward... Read More

Recent Stories

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    UNH announced today it will take over publication of a widely referenced research publication. "What is New Hampshire?" was previously produced by the now defunct Center for...
  • NH SBDC Looks to the Future
    - NH SBDC Looks to the Future
    Elizabeth Gray '00, '09G, has been named director of the Small Business Development Center, an outreach program of Paul College. Read More
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    A recent study by the Carsey School of Public Policy at the Âé¶¹app revealed 49 percent of grandparents raising grandchildren in New Hampshire are living at...
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    Community members and police officersÌýmet last night in ConcordÌýto share their perspectives in an event called Concord Blue and You. The American Friends Service Committee and...
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    - Cultivating Common Ground
    While crops are grown, community and collaboration roots are developed for newÌýAmericansÌýin Manchester, New Hampshire. Read More
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    Alexandra Kirade's passion for nonprofits led her to pursue not one but two master’s degrees.Ìý
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    The local office of the state Department of Children, Youth and Families had the biggest percentage increase in child abuse and neglect reports in New Hampshire over a three-year...
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    Researcher Shannon Monnat saysÌýthe trendÌýspeaks to a failure of public policy aimed at stemming the crisis.
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    Report co-authored by Kenneth Johnson suggests whites could drop below 50 percent of the population earlier thanÌý2045.
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    - UNH Research Finds Higher Urban Opioid Death Rates Overall but Dramatic Increases in Rural Counties
    Opioid mortality rates were higher in urban than in rural counties but rates have increased more in rural counties over the past two decades, according toÌýnew researchÌýby the... Read More