Have you ever wondered what prehistoric people actually ate? Or how they made tools and weapons from stone? UNH’s Department of Anthropology teamed up with the Anthropology Club to answer these types...

Tomorrow is a lifetime away. I know many of you experience this sensation. The feeling of the “now” seeming so infinite. But the older you get, the faster life goes by. At the beginning, you think...

UNH Associate Professor of Political Science Mary Malone helps conduct surveys in countries like Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama, that deal with how local violence raises low-income families’ probability...

A new life-like synthetic cadaver namedXena has anatomy and physiology students excited to dive into a more realistic and hands-on learning experience at UNH’s Spaulding Hall. Xena was purchased for...

With below freezing temperatures this past weekend, the UNH Meeple Cardboard Syndicate event, “Syndicon 4: Gaming Through the Fourth Dimension” provided a place of refuge to escape the cold and spend...

“Assassins” originally premiered in 1990 as a musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by John Weidman, based on an idea by Charles Gilbert Jr. The performance brought some of America’s...

Elizabeth Lunbeck, a professor in residence at Harvard University’s Department of the History of Science,  presented a psychological case study of President Donald Trump as part of her speech “Acting...

Scientists at the University of New Hamphire’s Space Science Center have discovered that a massive black hole has torn apart a star and has now been feeding on it for over 10 years. The black hole in...

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...

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...

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...

STEM advocate and champion NASCAR driver Julia Landauer shared her experience of the male-dominated sport of NASCAR in an event hosted by the College of Life Sciences and Agriculture (COLSA and the Society...