The New Hampshire

Letters to the Editor

February 11, 2022

Read our latest Letters to the Editor! Diane Freedman and Professor Emerita bring to light the consequences of removing the Mill Pond Dam and other community members share local stories.

Women's Studies program condemns censorship

Bret Belden • April 3, 2017

The Women’s Studies Program strongly condemns the university’s recent censorship of the anti-sexual harassment exhibit posted in the MUB. We stand in support of the students who worked with the Sexual...

AAUP-UNH and UNH LU-AAUP statement on UNH censorship of SHARPP exhibit

Bret Belden • April 3, 2017

UNH’s two faculty unions—the American Association of University Professors (AAUP-UNH) and UNH Lecturers United-AAUP (UNHLU)—condemn the university’s recent removal of students’ anti-sexual harassment...

Letters to the Editor on SBP elections

Bret Belden • March 27, 2017

As students, we pay a hefty sum of money for four years of collegiate education and, fingers crossed, a degree at the end of it. As a result, Durham becomes our home for four years. When a place becomes...

Letters to the Editor

Bret Belden • November 7, 2016

Why the Granite State needs Guinta Heroin addiction can happen to anyone, of any age, race, religion or social status. It happened to my daughter Courtney, who lost her life to an overdose at just 20 years...

Letters to the Editor

Bret Belden • November 3, 2016

‘America does not need another black mark upon its flag’ As a former Republican, I am frightened by what I hear coming from Donald Trump and the GOP. I have switched to being an independent because...