Arts

Behind the Beats: A look into the lives of student DJs

Socratic Society moves to Freedom Café

TNH Test Kitchen: Quinoa, Turkey & Black Bean One-Pan Taco Dinner

NH Notables earn second in regional competition; Prepare to move on to semifinals

TNH Travels: “Hummus”

TNH Travels: ‘Monkey Business’

TNH Test Kitchen: Crunchy Chickpea Snacks

Stop and go: Sketched Out hosts Valentine’s show

NH Notables hit the road to compete in the ICCA Northeast Quarterfinals

TNH Test Kitchen:Fresh Fiesta Pasta Salad with Chili-Lime Crema

University honors Martin Luther King Jr. through art

Museum of Art reopens following renovations

TNH Travels: Capturing London

Anybody can photograph the typical sights of European cities such as cathedrals, castles, bridges and monuments. Not everyone has the guts to approach strangers on the streets and ask them to be in your photographs. That, folks, is exactly what I did.

Undergraduate Prize Plays open in PCAC

Aerial Dance class prepares for end of semester showcase

Performers in UNH’s Aerial Dance class have been hard at work practicing their routines in anticipation for the UNH Fall Aerial Dance Showcase, taking place on Wednesday, Dec. 7 from 7-9 p.m. in the Newman Dance Studio. With an impressive array of talent, performers utilize a variety of apparatuses such as lyra, silks, nets and ropes to soar elegantly through the air, drawing gasps of wonderment from onlookers.

Review: Netflix Original ‘True Memoirs of an International Assassin’

The undeniable comic genius of actor Kevin James is once again explored through the Netflix Original comedic-thriller film, “True Memoirs of an International Assassin.” He’s accompanied by the fantastic and intimidating performance of Zulay Henao, whose character is technically the sidekick of the film, though honestly, the more physically and mentally apt of the two. 

Webcomic author, artist visits for Gender Identities Awareness Week

“Assigned Male” webcomic writer and artist Sophie Labelle visited the Memorial Union Building (MUB) on Tuesday, Nov. 15 to discuss her experience of growing up transgender as part of Gender Identities Awareness Week. TransUNH, Alliance, the MUB, the Diversity Support Coalition (DSC), MUSO, the Women’s Studies Program, the Queer Studies Program and the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (OMSA) sponsored the event.

MUSO brings events to campus, friends together

As fall draws to a close and the cold of winter sets in, it’s worth considering dropping in on a Memorial Union Student Organization (MUSO) meeting. The organization is filled with welcoming and warm people that are sure to brighten any dreary New Hampshire day.

Annual adventure sports expo hits Granite State Room

Adventure and thrill seekers gathered in the Memorial Union Building’s (MUB) Granite State Room (GSR) for the annual event, Get Outta Bed and Shred. The Recreation Society hosted the event, which was on Tuesday, Nov. 15. The adventure sport expo featured representatives from local mountains and vendors, merchandise, promotional prizes and live music to explore and enjoy.

Review L.A. Doyle’s ‘About a Girl’

Local author Larry “L.A.” Doyle’s semi-autobiographical novel “About A Girl” is a coming of age story that delves into rape culture from the perspectives of a rape victim and one of her close friends.