Durham, NH -- On March 28, the Student Senate of the University of New Hampshire (UNH) sent out an email to the student body regarding the general election results that are pending Senate...
Durham, NH -- On Feb. 1, the Student Senate at the University of New Hampshire (UNH) sent out an email regarding the search for “new Student Leaders for next year, including Student Body President...
Calls for greater recognition of non-Christian religious holidays, lessening academic pressures during spring break, and a constitutional redefining of a major senatorial committee all served as...
With the end of Session XL just weeks away, the Student Senate took most of its 21st meeting of the year to call for a campus-wide ban on Styrofoam, increased maintenance on “truncated”...
Sunday’s four-hour assembly – the 20th of Session XL and the longest of the semester thus far - saw the re-election of Senate Speaker Nicholas LaCourse and a $60,000 “pull” from...
The yearly nominations for the next Student Senate speaker and calls for online classes to gain the “Writing Intensive” criteria, among other matters, led the body’s first meeting since spring break...
Extensive debate on improvements to university student parking and calls for action on climate change were just some of the topics covered in the latest two-hour-long meeting of the Student Senate as it...
Efforts to improve the university’s composting services, concerns over SAFC membership and the presence of Associate Vice Provost for International Programs Dr. Kerryellen Vroman were...
Just three days into their campaign, diversity, shared values, transparency and improved academic programming have become just a handful of the missions shared by the ticket of Allison MacPhee and Kelsey...
Guest Speaker UNH Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Wayne Jones:
Full Student Senate Meeting - Feb. 17, 2019:
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In its efforts to make the most of its shortest meeting of the semester so far, the Student Senate welcomed over half a dozen new members to various committees, on top of pressing the University of New...
