On Wednesday, Dec. 4, the former University of New Hampshire Museum of Art, now titled the Gallery of Art, held a reception for its latest exhibition, “Circles Around the Sun” by Jennifer Caine. A...
The Flax to Linen Project is an ongoing project that began in Professor Kimberly Alexander’s 'Homespun to Fast Fashion' course. As she discussed how significant linen was to New Hampshire’s early economy,...
With the turn of the most recent election cycle, Chris Pappas has once again secured his position as New Hampshire’s representative in the first congressional district. Born and raised in Manchester,...
A month after Election Day, emotions over the results are still running high, especially on campus. The immediate aftermath left some students overjoyed, while others expressed anxiety and concern.
In...
The University of New Hampshire's Whittemore Center Arena and the Portsmouth Music Hall are collaborating to introduce highly acclaimed artists to the Seacoast, debuting with a show by The Avett Brothers...
In early August, a few weeks before classes began for the University of New Hampshire’s 2024 fall semester, UNH President Elizabeth Chilton, finishing out her first month as new UNH’s president, announced...
On Nov. 17, the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) held its annual Hoops for Hunger event, featuring a 3-on-3 round-robin basketball tournament. The goal was to raise money for the Durham Cornucopia...
On Wednesday, Nov. 27 at 1 p.m. the Durham Police Department issued a Missing Persons report and requested public assistance in locating UNH student Alexis Garcia, 24, who had a welfare check conducted...
On Saturday, Nov. 16, the University of New Hampshire football team took on Stony Brook, winning 31-30.
Before the game started, UNH took a moment to recognize all seniors by playing their alma mater....
On Saturday, Nov. 16, the University of New Hampshire women’s basketball team took on Boston University, winning 69-60.
The Wildcats took the lead early with two three-pointers, one from Clara Gomez...
Adria Meadvin, Contributing Writer
• November 22, 2024
Walking through campus, students are accustomed to seeing squirrels, birds, bugs, native plants, and lots of life that is in constant movement. What students may not know is how to get involved in initiatives...
“TODAY IS A GREAT DAY TO BE A WILDCAT,” shouted Jaryd dos Anjos, the leader of the Cat Pack Captains. “EVERYDAY IS A GREAT DAY TO BE A WILDCAT,” responded the crowd that gathered for President...
