If you are a sophomore or junior, you may be in the position of trying to choose a major. This can be a challenge for those of you who aren’t completely sure what you want to do when you leave Durham....

Welcome to, or back to, the wondrous village of Durham, New Hampshire. Whether you are a returning alum, a current student, faculty, staff or family joining in for the weekend activities, we have all come...

‘Building a higher standard’ Dear Editor, I am a graduate student at the University of New Hampshire (UNH), and am excited to continue my education here.  I am concerned about the university administration,...

‘Exactly what our school needs’ Let’s talk about how UNH spends its money. Recently, our university has come under national scrutiny for its $1,000,000 scoreboard and $17,000 table. This is an embarrassment...

‘True representation’ To the Editor of The New Hampshire, UNH Lecturers United-AAUP wishes to state our unwavering support and encouragement to the UNHPA-UNH Professional Association.  Unionization,...

Today marks a historical event. Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee Donald Trump will go head-to-head marking the start of the seven-week final stretch of the presidential race. For...

Recruitment is in full swing for both sorority and fraternity hopefuls. Fall semester always brings changes and potential new members to the nationally recognized organizations here on campus. Sorority...

As students returned to UNH, many found themselves stopping by the “Trash 2 Treasure” yard sale.  Trash 2 Treasure is a program that collects items that would be disposed of when students are moving...

Has the rainy weather got you feeling depressed or tired? Sure, it’s difficult to lay out on T-Hall Lawn when it’s soggy and the clothing is a bit heavier, but that doesn’t mean that the wet air...

I have good news and bad news. On Sunday, the New England Patriots were able to squeak by the Miami Dolphins 31-24 after preventing a courageous comeback from Ryan Tannehill and company to move to 2-0....

If you are an avid TNH reader, which we hope you are, you may have noticed we have a tradition of doing “on the spot” interviews with students. Over the years, on the spot has traditionally been one...

In the play “Et’effeh” (literally translated to mean ‘apples’), in search of apples and his lost job, but finding only political corruption and social stratification, a poor man vents his frustrations...