As the academic year comes to a close, we are all probably running pretty low on last summer's funds. We have to scrape from the bottom of our bank accounts to find some change for a coffee or meal that...
With each day that passes, the senior class of 2024 inches closer to graduation in May. I’m part of that class. I’m also part of a specific segment of that class: transfer students. According to the...
We hope you all had a restful spring break and an easy first two weeks back. Being back definitely has its (pretty major) downsides, BUT it does mean that we get to put out ANOTHER installation of The...
Hello! Welcome to the first installation of The Wildcat Word: The New Hampshire’s unprofessional student-run advice column. We’re so glad you’re here.
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Two years ago, the University of New Hampshire (UNH) Wildcats (14-18-1, 8-15-1) season would’ve been over; however, a revitalized 11-team Hockey East playoff format has given them a second chance. This...
The narrative of the University of New Hampshire (UNH) Wildcats had quickly been shifting after a five-game win streak in the second half of the season. However, just a few weeks later the team has found...
The University of New Hampshire (UNH) Wildcats currently sit at 7-9-1 (3-7-1 Hockey East) midway through their season. The team has pulled off some big wins to this point despite their sub .500 record. They’ve defeated No. 8 Providence, No. 8 UMass each in overtime and No. 16 Harvard again in a scrappy one-goal game. Despite the impressive wins, after a one-point weekend against the Boston University (BU) Terriers, it seems as if this team's Achilles heel is starting to expose itself more and more. The Wildcats will have about three weeks to find their offense which has gone missing as of late.
On Friday, May 12, I received a message in the Hillel executive board group chat that was, to say the least, unsettling. It was a screenshot of a two-paragraph email from Hall Director Kaleigh Sosa explaining...
One of my biggest pet peeves is when people speak about an issue they are not educated on. I have always believed that, until I knew all sides to every story, I would not form an opinion, because an...
On Tuesday, I attended the 25th annual LGBTQ+ Pancake Breakfast, which I also wrote an article about in today’s issue. The speaker, Professor Gary Bailey of Simmons College, carried messages of acknowledging...
