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DNP Grad Extends Nearly 100-Year Family Legacy at UNH
For Jennifer Verstreken ’24G, transferring to UNH to complete her doctor of nursing practice (DNP) degree ultimately landed her in a place that “just felt like home." Read More
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09/04/25From Online Discovery to Desert Research
UNH graduate student Anna Frisbie conducted fieldwork at Saguaro National Park, studying how natural soundscapes impact visitor experiences. Her... -
08/21/25UNH Study Finds Walkable Neighborhoods Eased Pandemic Mental Health Declines
UNH economist Karen Conway’s new study finds that walkable neighborhoods helped buffer pandemic-related mental health declines. Using national data,... -
08/18/25Planting the Seeds for Tomorrow’s Healthcare Workers
Building the region’s future healthcare workforce is a team effort, and a partnership between the UNH College of Health and Human Services (CHHS) and... -
07/28/25Training the Nurses New Hampshire Needs
When faced with change, Ruth Swenson leans on a simple but steadfast belief: things will work out. It’s a mindset that has shaped every chapter of...
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11/29/12 - Labors of LoveLandscape construction class helps protect a key habitat for native wildlife. Read More -
11/29/12 - OT Students Learn from Autism “Celebrity” Temple Grandin“Build on strengths. There’s too much emphasis on deficits,” she told the class of senior and masters-level OT majors. Read More -
11/15/12 - House for SaleWhen Jennifer Latson, a third-year master of fine arts student in creative writing student at UNH, heard that Tuttle’s Farm, America’s oldest family farm in Dover, was for sale,... Read More -
11/08/12 - A Notch Above the RestF or more than a century, the New Hampshire Outing Club has given UNH students the chance to enjoy the outdoors, as these historical notes show. Read More -
11/08/12 - The Art of TravelThis January Term, three study abroad programs will provide the focus for students to see and experience new cultures to the fullest – be it in Costa Rica, Rome, or Moscow. Read More -
11/08/12 - Scientists and Students Track Bacteria in the Water and Food WebDoctoral student Amanda Murby '06, '09G, '14G inspects the catch Houses dot a third of the shoreline around Willand Pond in Dover, the rest of which is forested by a... Read More -
11/01/12 - Indoor Garden Breathes New Life Into Historic MillyardWalking into the first floor entrance of UNH Manchester, visitors may be surprised to see a nook near the main stairway that is bursting with foliage. This living wall is one-of-a... Read More -
11/01/12 - Preserving the Good LifeWhen a pond where philanththropist Jo Lamprey used to harvest ice as a child rarely freezes over anymore, she knows something needs to be done. Read More -
10/25/12 - A Fertile MindIn Uganda, farmers are now cultivating marginal lands, moving uphill on slopes to sow seeds in soil that’s losing its fertility at an alarming rate. This predicament has captured... Read More -
10/25/12 - Keeping Drivers' Eyes On The RoadAs our dashboards and front seats accumulate more and more technology, AndrewĚýKun and his team are exploring ways to design these devices to minimize driver distraction while... Read More