By Eliza Sneeden Contributing Writer Professor of Art and Department Chair of Art and Art History Craig Hood understands both the initial appeal of the art program as well as the less widely known rigor...

By Miranda Wilder Former news Editor Monday of Thanksgiving week: The November holiday three days away and travel plans underway for many, yet the Waysmeet Center remained bustling and chaotic with slightly...

By Fatimah Nouilati Contibuting Writter It has been apparent on the UNH campus that it is no longer just screaming teen girls that are head over heels for the 21-year-old pop star Justin Bieber. Whether...

By Adam Cook Staff Writer Drums, animal pelts and elegant headdresses crowded the Granite State Room in the MUB on Saturday, Nov. 7, as the UNH Native American Cultural Association held its fifth annual...

By Kyle Kittredge Staff Writer The New Hampshire Outing Club recently hosted its sign ups for final fall semester trips in the Strafford room of the MUB for students who want to get an experience of adventure...

By Tyler Kennedy Staff Writer While he was growing up, Tamir Blum was naturally curious, and his interests lay across multiple fields of study. Upon entering his freshman year at UNH, his future ambitions...

By KYLE KITTREDGE STAFF WRITER Imagine walking a quarter of a mile each morning to fill one 5.3 gallon jerrycan of water, carrying it back to your hut, and rationing it for drinking, bathing, washing...

By Kaitlin Beauregard STAFF WRITER Sitting casually and comfortably outside of his freshman dorm, Danny Masterson, now a senior, talks about his unique presence at UNH as a DJ, which started on the second...

By Edith Allard Contributing Writer You may not have heard of UNH alumnus Alex Freid, but you’re probably familiar with the program he and a few friends left behind here at school. It’s Trash 2 Treasure,...

By Tyler Kennedy Staff Writer Staying true to the remarks he made at the end of last semester, Student Body President Cameron Cook spent much of the summer in the Durham area. A native of Springfield,...

By Katie Beauregard STAFF WRITER Friday marks the fourteenth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, when an American Airlines Boeing 767 crashed into the World Trade Center, and 18 minutes later the...

By Kyle Kittredge Staff Writer   Imagine letting yourself become lazy. You don’t shower, you sleep in, you’re not motivated to hang out with friends, and worst of all your grades go down. It is...