The New Hampshire

Editorial: Indiana is just one part of the problem

Bret Belden • April 2, 2015

By TNH Editorial Staff All eyes have been on the state of Indiana since Gov. Mike Pence signed into law legislation which critics say allows business to discriminate individuals who identify gay, lesbian,...

Editorial: Weitzell details tough to stomach

Bret Belden • March 30, 2015

By TNH Editorial Staff The details revealed in the findings of the Scott Weitzell investigation published Friday are gross, disturbing and deplorable. In the fall of 2011, scandal of the sexual nature...

Editorial: Preparing for spring in Durham

Bret Belden • March 23, 2015

By TNH Editorial Staff Welcome back, Wildcats. After a week where Durham emptied out as students departed for their tropical vacation paradise or a week spent settled in at home, UNH’s flagship campus...

Editorial: What will Cook and Grogan do to set themselves apart?

Bret Belden • March 9, 2015

By TNH Editorial Staff Shortly after hearing the final results, incoming Student Body President Cameron Cook said on Saturday that there is “something rewarding about winning against legitimate competition.”...

Editorial: Granite State needs to step forward with the rest of New England

Bret Belden • March 2, 2015

By TNH Editorial Staff Weed seems to be everywhere these days. In April, Massachusetts will see its first medical marijuana dispensary open and take yet another step towards the inevitable future of legalized...

Editorial: Out with the old, in with the new

Bret Belden • February 26, 2015

GOP needs more like Innis, less like Giuliani The appointment of University of New Hampshire professor and former dean of the Paul College of Business and Economics Dan Innis to finance chair for the NHGOP...

Editorial: Slapping a price tag on public information

Bret Belden • February 23, 2015

By TNH Editorial Staff A group of elected officials in the New Hampshire House of Representatives are trying to put a hefty price on public information. The public needs to step forward and tell our leaders...

Editorial: Why we keep leaving

Bret Belden • February 19, 2015

By TNH Editorial Staff University of New Hampshire President Mark Huddleston delivered his annual State of the University (SOTU) address on Tuesday and added a different spin with a town hall segment for...

Editorial: Where do we go from here?

Bret Belden • February 16, 2015

Scrambled schedules require adjustments, communication By TNH Editorial Staff Library administrators found themselves in some hot water with students and faculty last April when a large dumpster outside...

Editorial: What Brian Williams is telling us about modern journalism

Bret Belden • February 12, 2015

By TNH Editorial Staff When a journalist is the center of a national news story, chances are it’s not for good reason. Brian Williams, the handsome NBC Nightly News anchor who took over for the legendary...

Editorial: Symbolism of SB 116

Bret Belden • February 10, 2015

By TNH Editorial Staff If you ask a roomful of college professors how to improve a problem, the general answer might be “education.” This applies to issues of race, sex and gender. But when it comes...

Editorial: UNH, Durham came together after Super Bowl

Bret Belden • February 5, 2015

By TNH Editorial Staff Patriots fans were not the only anxious people in Durham leading up to the conclusion of the Super Bowl Sunday night. But while Patriots fans were more interested in the score, others...