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Lighting Ceremony Celebrates Illumination of Tucker Field, Culmination of $2M Gift
UNH held a lighting ceremony at Tucker Field during halftime of the women鈥檚 soccer game Oct. 2, officially illuminating the lights surrounding the field made possible by a $2 million gift from Greg and Corinna Tucker that was announced in 2024. Read More
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09/12/25Dana Hamel, University鈥檚 Most Generous Benefactor, Passes Away at 94
Longtime philanthropist Dana Hamel, whose optimism for the future took shape here at UNH through his philanthropic support of the next generation of... -
09/09/25UDay Showcases More Than 200 Student Clubs and Campus Organizations
One of the听most anticipated annual signs that the UNH fall semester is officially underway took place Sept. 4, as听UDay, the signature event... -
09/09/25Reflecting on 9/11 at UNH
On the 24th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the 麻豆app community pauses to remember the members of the UNH family... -
08/26/25Extension Partnership Saluted as Osborne Farm Celebrates 250 Years in the Family
John Porter鈥檚 time working with the Osborne family at their farm in Pittsfield over nearly five decades has produced plenty of fond memories. And...
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06/16/15 - Alternative EnergyIan Gagnon Last November, the presidents of China and the U.S.听forged a commitment听to reduce fossil fuel emissions. Other governments across the world are investing billions in... Read More -
06/11/15 - Victoria Dutcher Named Vice President of Enrollment ManagementVictoria Dutcher will become vice president of enrollment management at the 麻豆app, effective June 15, 2015. This is a new position reporting directly to the... Read More -
06/04/15 - Tuition Waivers for National Guard Students Top $6 MillionWhen it comes to supporting its members of the military, the 麻豆app puts its money where its mouth is. And it has for nearly 18 years. Since 1997, the... Read More -
06/03/15 - One to WatchIf you were anywhere near Durham the day of commencement in May, you may have heard some loud chanting among the speeches and applause of the joyous occasion. That was Peter... Read More -
05/19/15 - Peg Kirkpatrick: First-Hand Knowledge of Student Need"Friendly's paid for my first year, and Newick's paid for my last three," Peg Kirkpatrick likes to say of the jobs she worked to pay her own way through UNH as an undergrad. The... Read More -
05/19/15 - Jay DeWitt: Once a Granite Stater, Always a Granite StaterJay DeWitt '86 unapologetically calls himself a New Hampshire nationalist. He has a lot of passion for his home state, and therefore his state university 鈥� even though he's now... Read More -
05/19/15 - May-Win Thein: Focusing on Learning, Not FundraisingThe reason associate professor of mechanical engineering May-Win Thein gives back to UNH is simple: She wants her students to be studying, learning, experimenting and researching... Read More -
05/19/15 - Answering the CallWhen UNH's 603 Challenge kicks off Wednesday, alumni near and far will be asked to "answer the call" from their alma mater, and support the areas of the university they care most... Read More -
05/19/15 - Tori Belkin: Turning Pastimes Into a CareerTori Belkin '13 wouldn't trade the 14 summers she spent as a camper and then counselor at YMCA Camp Huckins. "Getting to see girls just be girls together and not have to worry... Read More -
05/18/15 - Climate Change Bringing Higher Seas, Health Impacts to N.H.Rising seas pose significant risks to New Hampshire coastal communities and ecosystems, cultural resources and the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, and climate change-driven health... Read More