Maddy Randall, Contributing Writer
• November 14, 2024
A quiet fell over the captivated crowd in the Hamilton Smith lecture hall as Lewis Robinson read from his new novel, The Islanders. Robinson, a fiction writer and author of Officer Friendly and Other Stories,...
How Democracies Die is a New York Times best-selling book by Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt about the ways in which democracies can slowly dwindle and be manipulated by elected leaders. Students involved...
Nick Johnson, Contributing Writer
• November 11, 2024
Amidst the rolling anxious hum of the rest of the country biting their nails over the election on Tuesday, Nov. 5, the University of New Hampshire Classics Department and UNH’s Reading the Rainbow book...
NEW CASTLE, N.H.–As the sun set behind the trees on Oct. 17 on the island town of New Castle, New Hampshire, families, and photographers gathered on the rocky coastline in anticipation of the largest...
On Wednesday nights from 6:30 to 10 p.m., the Freedom Café, located at 37 Main St., transforms into a stage of voices advocating for change at its Perform for Freedom event. Musicians, poets, and storytellers...
A wonderful space, with no budget or staff, and a blank slate. That is what Benjamin Cariens, associate Professor and department chair of art and art history at the University of New Hampshire, proposed...
On Sunday Oct. 6, before most of the campus was even awake, SCOPE members and volunteers were at the Whittemore Center prepping for the arrival and performance of three-time Grammy nominee, Flo Rida. SCOPE,...
On April 19, the University of New Hampshire (UNH) Museum of Art held one of its first notable exhibitions since its closure. The museum is one of the major highlights of the Paul Creative Arts Center...
Pacy Morgado, Contributing Writer
• April 16, 2024
The lights turned off and the audience fell silent; the sound of tap shoes filled the theater. Instrumental music followed as the dancers filled the stage showcasing their diverse talents. Each performer...
On February 18, the University of New Hampshire’s only student-run theater organization, Mask and Dagger, performed their final show of the musical “Xanadu.”
Originally premiering on Broadway...
On Dec. 1, the Dover Public Library (DPL) was perhaps the rowdiest it has been in the building’s 118-year history, with the exception of the children’s room, of course.
Loud pop music played as...
Down the dimly lit hallway of the Paul Creative Arts Center (PCAC) sits the office of the art and art history department. A cozy waiting area sits outside the eclectic office of Ben Cariens, department...
