Tomorrow, Feb. 2, UNH President Mark Huddleston will hold his annual State of the University address in what is assumed to be an effort to bridge the communication gap between students and administrators. ...

With the end of another semester—and for us seniors, our college careers— drawing near, it’s important to cherish every moment while simultaneously coming to terms with the fact that college is temporary....

Many college newspapers have been denied access in covering racial protests and events on their respective campuses lately. Most recently, Smith College’s student newspaper, the Sophian, was banned from...

One of the greatest writers of the English language once wrote, “[wherever] thou art, act well they part.” William Shakespeare wrote this for an audience who knew far less social freedom or mobility...

Facebook pages have become filled with profile pictures of the French flag and hashtags expressing condolences and support for France following the ISIS terrorist attacks in Paris over the weekend. Despite...

As a staff of student journalists, The New Hampshire emphatically condemns University of Missouri communication and journalism faculty member Melissa Click for her actions at a Concerned Student 1950 protest...

The committee responsible for what happens to your student activity fee has made a change that makes it more transparent, and accountable for its actions. This is a good thing, but it is wasted if students...

We are in the midst of The Center for International Education at UNH’s annual “International Education Week.” The plethora of scheduled events began on Monday, Nov. 2, and will continue through Sunday,...

The Wesleyan University student body and government has made an error of judgment UNH’s community should avoid mimicking. In what some believe was an effort to punish the publication for running a controversial...

At the expense of pointing out the obvious, it’s 2015. Technology is incredible, and we continue to see it improve across the board, especially in communication and entertainment. For the most part,...

Longtime New Hampshire political journalist Kevin Landrigan of NH1 News reported on Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid’s criticism of the state of New Hampshire last week when Reid told a Washington Post...

As cliché as this is going to sound, it’s difficult to believe that this Friday, Oct. 17 marks the halfway point of the fall semester. This point also marks the time when class work begins to pile...