Over these past four years this university has made me feel at home. From the late nights to frantically studying for tests, I feel like I’ve learned my fair share of knowledge that has helped prepare...

Professor Emeritus Brent Loy was awarded the 2015 Vegetable Breeding Working Group Award of Excellence by the American Society of Horticultural Science. Loy, a retired professor of plant biology and genetics,...

Another school year will soon be coming to an end, and another batch of seniors are preparing to move on and join the real world. However, a common problem is not all seniors have an idea of where they...

With snowstorms in spring and heat waves in winter, New England weather is arguably one of the hardest things to predict. On Monday, March 21, Durham was hit by a snowstorm that was predicted to deliver...

With summer quickly approaching, it is apparent that many people are trying to get in better shape to look good on the beach. As it is widely known, maintaining a good exercise routine and healthy diet...

Growing up, everyone has had a dream job, but oftentimes, those dreams are replaced with realities. For Gary Sabbag, this is not the case. Sabbag grew up living at his family’s restaurant in Hingham,...

By Adam Cook STAFF WRITER Students, professors and local residents filled the auditorium in Spaulding Hall Tuesday night, as highly credited scientist George Whitesides began his speech about the origin...

After watching the weather, many students lie awake hoping for a snow day, but few know of the efforts that go into determining whether or not to cancel classes. New England weather has always been unpredictable,...

Two childhood friends and UNH graduates bring their own style of funk and their own version of a jig to iTunes.  Jig and Funk is made up of two UNH alumni, Anthony Fiel and Elliot Tousely. The duo are...

Last week, President Mark Huddleston appointed Dr. Nancy Targett, acting president from the University of Delaware as UNH’s new provost. A provost is a high ranking position that overlooks the administration...

By Adam Cook Staff Writer Treacherous winds, freezing temperatures and blizzards sound terrible to most people, but for Rob Hall, Jake Fischer and the rest of the brave hikers who tried to conquer Mt....

By Adam Cook Staff Writer As information is still coming out about the terrorist attacks in Paris this past weekend, United States citizens who were in Paris at the time are coming home to be reunited...