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The University of New Hampshire Welcomes Elizabeth Chilton as the 21st President
The University of New Hampshire Welcomes Elizabeth Chilton as the 21st President
November 20, 2024
Provided by Kathryn Mone from Foster's Daily Democrat
Kathryn Mone: Appointed Strafford County Sheriff Promises Change
November 20, 2024
UNH Men’s Hockey Defeats Northeastern in the Third Hockey East Matchup of the Season
UNH Men’s Hockey Defeats Northeastern in the Third Hockey East Matchup of the Season
November 20, 2024
Men’s Hockey hosts LIU for annual Coat Drive, won 5-1
Men’s Hockey hosts LIU for annual Coat Drive, won 5-1
November 18, 2024
UNH Tests Niche, an App for College Application
November 18, 2024
WHO, WHAT, & “WEAR?” - A Fashion Column
WHO, WHAT, & “WEAR?” – A Fashion Column
November 18, 2024
Letter to the Editor: Shame. Shame.
November 14, 2024
Amtrak: Where and Hows - Wildcat Word
Amtrak: Where and Hows – Wildcat Word
November 4, 2024
Where to freak out at UNH
Where to freak out at UNH
May 10, 2024
Senior Farewell: Alexander Rapp
Senior Farewell: Alexander Rapp
May 9, 2024
UNH Men’s Hockey Defeats Northeastern in the Third Hockey East Matchup of the Season
UNH Men’s Hockey Defeats Northeastern in the Third Hockey East Matchup of the Season
November 20, 2024
Men’s Hockey hosts LIU for annual Coat Drive, won 5-1
Men’s Hockey hosts LIU for annual Coat Drive, won 5-1
November 18, 2024
Emmanuel Okpomo goes up for tipoff against UMASS Boston's Tyler Victor Photo By TNH Staff Writer, Sophie Clark
UNH Men’s Basketball Team Wins Home Opener against UMass Boston
November 11, 2024
Women’s Basketball Starts the Season with a Bang!
Women’s Basketball Starts the Season with a Bang!
November 8, 2024
Men’s Hockey Full of Close Calls
Men’s Hockey Full of Close Calls
November 6, 2024
UNH’s Writers Series: Lewis Robinson and 'The Islanders'
UNH’s Writers Series: Lewis Robinson and ‘The Islanders’
November 14, 2024
UNH Stages 'How Democracies Die'
UNH Stages ‘How Democracies Die’
November 11, 2024
Emma Schmidl -Gagne from Reading the Rainbow
On Election Day, A Discussion of Literature at UNH
November 11, 2024
SuperMoon at Great Island Common
The Largest and Brightest Supermoon of 2024 Draws Audiences to New Castle
November 4, 2024
Perform for Freedom: Local Artists Raise Awareness for Global Issues at Freedom Café
Perform for Freedom: Local Artists Raise Awareness for Global Issues at Freedom Café
October 30, 2024
UNH and SCOPE Host Hip-Hop Sensation Flo Rida
UNH and SCOPE Host Hip-Hop Sensation Flo Rida
October 21, 2024
L-R: Marc Eichenberger, Flo Nicolas, Dot Sheehan, Jeff Lapak
An Innovation Ecosystem Thrives at UNH
January 4, 2023
TNH Talks Midterm Elections: Why are you voting?
TNH Talks Midterm Elections: Why are you voting?
November 4, 2022
Politics as Usual: A Conversation With Maggie Hassan
Politics as Usual: A Conversation With Maggie Hassan
October 28, 2022
Politics as Usual: A Conversation With Chris Pappas
Politics as Usual: A Conversation With Chris Pappas
October 27, 2022

The New Hampshire

The New Hampshire
Mad about books: 'The Summer Wives' by Beatriz Williams

Mad about books: ‘The Summer Wives’ by Beatriz Williams

Bret Belden • October 2, 2019
'The Summer Wives' by Beatriz Williams is an excellent read for those who love family drama, history, and mystery with a hint of romance
Used books and warm coffee: the homey magic of Crackskull's

Used books and warm coffee: the homey magic of Crackskull’s

Hannah Donahue • September 19, 2019
Crackskull's Coffee and Books is a unique cafe and bookstore that is sure to keep you interested
Mad about books: 'Which Brings me to You' by Steve Almond and Julianna Baggott

Mad about books: ‘Which Brings me to You’ by Steve Almond and Julianna Baggott

Hannah Donahue • September 18, 2019
"Which Brings me to You" is a romantic, yet comedic novel for anyone who enjoys drama
Mad about books: "Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mother's Will to Survive"

Mad about books: “Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mother’s Will to Survive”

Hannah Donahue • April 24, 2019
Madailein Hart reviews Stephanie Land's "Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mother's Will to Survive"

Dimond shifting books for the summer

Bret Belden • February 16, 2015

By Cole Caviston, Staff Writer The Dimond Library has begun the process of shifting books and integrating bound journals in the main stacks of the library for this summer. This maintenance project of...

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