Born in 1943 in Manchester, in a house where “you couldn’t rub two nickels together,” Armand Francoeur has lived a life that not many have the opportunity to tell. Francoeur, a 28 year war veteran,...

For the second time this year, UNH’s Student Senate has organized a unique event series in the Memorial Union Building: Lunch with a Lawyer. This series allows for students to ask pertinent legal questions...

Colin Raffio, a UNH junior finance major with a political science minor, had just finished his lunch at Holloway Commons on an early fall day when he started making his way toward the exit. Upon reaching...

Christian Merheb, 19, a sophomore political science major, is heavily involved in the University of Hampshire community and the Student Senate. Though the new session of Student Senate will officially...

Students, faculty and SHARPP representatives met Wednesday, April 26, to discuss the future of the battle against sexual harassment on campus, focusing around the anti-street harassment display in the...

Student Senate has rejected the student activity fee committee’s (SAFC) proposal to re-elect sophomore Jake Adams, as the SAFC chairperson on two different occassions according to at-large SAFC member,...

Posters of Muslim, Latina and African American women painted in red, white and blue, scripted with “We the People” underneath were hung in the Memorial Union Building (MUB) by a non-student MUB employee...

Since its introduction as a university-wide effort in 2000, the Undergraduate Research Conference (URC) has grown to be one of the largest and diverse showings of scholarship, research and academic excellence...

Wild laughter spilled out of the Strafford Room as Comedy Central’s comedian Louis Ramey hosted Campus Activities Board’s annual Funniest Person on Campus competition on Saturday between 9 and 11 p.m.....

Crystal Napoli, the president of the UNH Model United Nations (Model U.N.) student group, remarked on Friday afternoon that at the beginning of this academic year, she wasn’t all too familiar with the...

In celebration of Earth Day, Earthfest brought live music, food, henna and tie-dyeing to the Mills Courtyard. Thursday’s event, hosted by  the Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC), promoted...

The latest Student Senate meeting, this past Sunday night, opened up with an appearance from David May, the associate vice president of business affairs at UNH, who spoke in regard to updates on the multiple...