Being a college senior, this will be my fourth and last UNH halloween. Since I have loved to dress up since I was a little kid, Halloween is naturally one of my favorite holidays. For many of us, Halloween...

This past Saturday night I decided to attend the United Asian Coalition’s event, Indonesia Night. Tempted by the free food, I brought my camera and recruited my roommate Kat and two TNH staffers, Jocelyn...

For the past three years I have been studying the news. I have studied how the news works, how to write articles and how to cite and find reliable sources. I have learned extensively about the importance...

All last week, our Twitter page @thenewhampshire had a poll asking our followers who they were going to vote for on Election Day. With Twitter limiting us to four choices, we had our followers choose between ...

Students at UNH all know that they must fulfill the university’s Discovery Program requirements. The “Core Curriculum Requirement” consists of eight categories within the 400-600 course levels: biological...

We at The New Hampshire have refrained from endorsing a candidate. Our Code of Ethics states that if the newspaper chooses to back a candidate for an election, (whether it be national or campus oriented),...

There is something special about the community we live in. If you have been keeping up with the past editorials published so far this year, it has been a trend tied into almost every message. However,...

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...

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...

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...

Starting college means starting a life where your path and direction are unpredictable. The people you meet over the four years you’re on campus will start to shape your life and change you, sometimes...

Think back to “spirit days” in primary and secondary school. The excitement of getting dressed up, walking in the halls and feeling the electric energy bounce through the corridors. The anticipation...