Thompson Hall’s silhouette will soon be a nostalgic relic as the university looks to update the school’s logo to something inclusive of all three campuses. President Mark Huddleston said in a recent e-mail to faculty, staff and alumni that, “Univer...

The average college recreation facility has 1.25 square feet of fitness space per student: the Hamel Recreation Center offers its Wildcats 0.4 square feet. As early as next summer, students could ...

Called an ‘unnecessary threat’ by some and a ‘hope for a cleaner future’ by others, the proposed Northern Pass Project could install 180 miles of power lines from Quebec to Southern New Hampshire to transmit 1200 megawatts of hydropower. The Northern...

The town of Durham, N.H., has never had a permanent fire station. For the past 28 years, a fire station has been located at 51 College Road on the grounds of the University of New Hampshire. The town of Durham and the university share this station. A...

The UNH field hockey team is coming off another successful season and is hoping to revamp their offense for the upcoming season. After reaching its third consecutive America East championship appearance, UNH lost to...

Every offseason, football coaches and player personnel officials are presented with the challenge of filling in the holes on their roster left behind by graduating players. This offseason, UNH Head Coach Sean McDonn...

Among the various artifacts in Todd Selig’s office on 15 Newmarket Road, a rectangular wooden frame holds a panoramic scene of Main Street...

Now that Provost John Aber has announced his retirement from the position at UNH, three new candidates have applied to be considered for the position by the UNH search committee. Senior Vice Provost ...

The University of New Hampshire has fired Marco Dorfsman, associate professor of Spanish, under grounds of moral turpitude effective May 17, 2013, for altering a colleague’s student evaluations. ...

On Friday, May 3, Samah El Said Muhammad, an Egyptian native, will further bring her experience as an Egyptian woman to the campus by giving a presentation in the ]]> Fri, 3 May 2013 1.3040531 News Samah El Said Muhammad, an Egyptian native, will further bring her experience as an Egyptian woman to the campus by giving a presentation in the Corinne Holroyd News http://www.tnhonline.com/news/unh-student-awarded-by-american-cancer-society-1.3040518 Patrick McGoldrick
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UNH senior Jenny Jing was awarded an Alvan T. - Viola D. Fuller Junior Research Fellowship by the American Cancer Society, a prestigious achievement that includes a $4,500 stipend and supervised res...

University of New Hampshire students have become dependent on caffeine in order to perform their best in multiple areas of their lives, according to a marketing study conducted by senior Nicole Olsen. Olsen, who is a graduating senior majoring in mar...

Two of the annex libraries at the University of New Hampshire could be phased out in the near future. The biological sciences library in Kendall Hall, one of the science annex libraries, is potentially going away as part of UNH’s master plan to renov...

Sometimes I even befuddle myself. Just when I might have everything under control, I still walk across campus on a windy day with one hand on my dress trying to keep it down and another brushing my obscenely curly hair out of my face while thinking of ...

The recent opening of The George W. Bush Presidential Library has brought the 43rd president of the United States back into the spotlight prompting a reexamination of his eight years in the White Hou...

Not to be cliché, but it seems just like yesterday that students were flooding into Durham with cars and trucks filled with personal belongings, preparing to embark on to a new semester at UNH – or...

  Team of the Year: Men’s Ice Hockey The debate for which UNH team would be TNH Sports’ Team of the Year was a difficult call, but the men’s ice hockey team stood out for several reasons. Whet...

  On Friday, May 3, Samah El Said Muhammad, an Egyptian native, will further bring her experience as an Egyptian woman to the campus by giving...

Let me start this week’s column with an anecdote; today I was sitting in a large study room at the library, furiously typing and miserably failing at writing a research paper on intraocular...

A red door stands in the doorframe of a white building in Portsmouth, N.H. A disc jock...

On May 10, movie buffs and literature enthusiasts will come together to celebrate one of the most anticipated movies of the summer season: “The Great Gatsby.” At 143 minutes long, this drama/ro...

By SAM BURCH CONTRIBUTING WRITER With the summer season slowly sneaking up, many students are in the midst of planning their relaxing, recreational activities. Yet instead of the traditional method of unwinding on a beach, more and more young pe...

Rapping, as a vocal style, has always been a mixed bag since the conception of hip-hop music. Let’s face it, we all have friends who got too drunk and have tried to freestyle because they’ve listened to too much Biggie in their formative years...

Twelve students sit in room 104 in Murkland Hall. The lights are out. Mark Raiche, leader of North East Paranormal Associates, asks question...

Since its inception in 2008, SEA Solar Store, based in Barrington, has solidified its role as the flagship business of renewable home energy products and solar systems in southern New Hampshire. Gaining much of his experience in his eclectic work his...

More than 20 years after originally recording “The Sleeping of a Child,” a song UNH professor David Ripley composed back in 1990 as part of his “Mustard Seed, Songs of Faith” compilation, Ripley finds himself poring over the song once more, but for ent...

Immediately following the April 15 Boston Marathon bombings, UNH students gathered and held a vigil to honor the victims and their families and friends. On Friday, May 3, an electronic dance music benefit concert, called Wild on UNH, will be performed ...

The UNH Field House was transformed from 12 p.m. April 27 to 12 p.m. April 28 for the annual Relay for Life event, hosted by Alp...

The Knitting Club is a relatively new organization that is stitching its way across campus. The club, which was founded during the fall semester, meets weekly on Fridays from 4 - 5 p.m. in the Memorial Union Building. Everyone is welcome to the meeti...

Women’s sports at UNH are not very popular. Home crowds generally consist of proud families and maybe a few students. Everyday students on campus have no idea who any of the players are on these NCAA Division I teams.

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Kayleigh Hinkle scored with 34 seconds remaining in regulation to lift the UNH women’s lacrosse team to Saturday afternoon’s 6-5 victor...

Over the past month, the UNH men’s soccer team has spent its weekends experimenting with what it has on the roster, as the Wildcats attempt to discover their identity heading into the fall.

For a team that lost eig...

The 2012-13 academic year marks the 13th season Marty Scarano has served as the director of athletics at UNH. During his te...

A Dover man has been indicted in the murder of a UNH student. Seth Mazzaglia, 30, was charged on three counts of murder on April 18 at the 1.3036651 News Mazzaglia, 30, was charged on three counts of murder on April 18 at the Catie Hall News http://www.tnhonline.com/news/unh-professor-tampers-with-evaluations-faces-termination-1.3036649 Ken Johnson

A UNH professor is facing termination after he tampered with a fellow professor’s student evaluations. In an email sent to colleagues by UNH professor Marco Dorfsman on April 19, 2013, Dorfsman admitted to altering an unnamed colleague’s student eval...

In celebration of spring, this apst month the Durham Unitarian Universalist Church is offering a series of environmentally-themed services, in support of its desire to achieve Green Sanctuary Certifi...

When a big story breaks, whether that is on the local, state or national level, it is the public’s right to know what is going on. That is why the U.S. Constitution provided the press freedoms, so other groups would not be able to suppress the public f...

Ke$ha’s “Die Young” blared through the Newman Dance Studio in New Hampshire Hall as the Theatre and Dance Class III prepared their moves toget...

The end of the year poses a lot of built up stress while cramming for finals, but this year, MUSO presents its first ‘Study Fest’ as a way of relieving some of the tension. Study Fes...

Many students choose to go abroad to visit different countries, but for UNH band Gretchen and the Pickpockets, it’s their raw talent that may lead them outside of the states. After recently winning the Regional Hard Rock Rising Competition in ...

The end of the year is so close we can almost taste it. Unfortunately there's an enormous pile of projects, exams, and papers in between us and summer vacation. Feeling stressed now? We are too. Hopefully these songs will calm you down (or maybe even s...