Read our latest Letters to the Editor! Diane Freedman and Professor Emerita bring to light the consequences of removing the Mill Pond Dam and other community members share local stories.
Yesterday,
Jan. 30, was Student Press Freedom Day and The New Hampshire’s staff felt it prudent to highlight the responsibility of
student journalists and, in today’s political climate, how necessary...
No. 1: "Exile On Main St."
I started at the Rolling Stones with this album toward the end of my sophomore year in high school. That was around the time my dad and I got really into golfing, (he’s...
The NBA has a serious problem with the way it handles its franchises and it’s soon going to pay the price in form of teams relocating or outright failing. From a strictly business point of view, I understand...
The Union Leader reported Tuesday that the longtime tradition of decorating a tree in Durham’s Memorial Park may soon come to an end because of its exclusionary nature. The town has made no official...
I consider my mother to be many things; but aside from one of the greatest people in my life - and too many other roles to count - she is a wonderful chef.
Much of my love for food and willingness to try...
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...
As you can all probably imagine, I was not the most “normal” child in the world. My go-to outfit in the sixth grade was knee-high socks, plaid bermuda shorts and a fedora, if that is any indication...
Let’s talk about sex, baby. No really, let’s.
I was fortunate enough to be brought up in a public school system where I was offered sex ed. I remember sitting in my eighth grade health class, cringing...
As I sit and write this editorial, I feel extremely lucky that the newsroom has no windows. If it did, I probably wouldn’t be here, but would instead be outside in the stunning, 70 degree weather,...
I do not know how to write editorials, so it’s probably a good thing that I am the new executive editor for The New Hampshire, which, for those of you who don’t know, means that I write an editorial...
