Within the confines of a fabrication and design shop in Kingsbury Hall, the building that houses the College of Engineering and Physical Science at UNH, is a small group of sleepless students. These 25...

Firefighting is not all about extinguishing fires, climbing ladders, kicking in doors, running hose lines and saving babies. Off and away from smoke and fire, the Durham firefighters focus their collective...

  There are over 200 degree programs at UNH and each is designed to push the intellect and thoughtful reasoning of students enrolled. Art is a smaller niche within the UNH community, with about 16...

If someone sat down with a pen and paper and was told to describe Durham Fire Department Chief Corey Landry in a sentence or two, they would find the task nearly impossible. A 29-year veteran in the fire...

UNH woodworking Professor Leah Woods is an achieved artist within her field of talent. She is currently exhibiting 14 pieces of her work at the Cincinnati Art Underground gallery in Ohio. Titled “navigation,”...

Durham Fire Department Chief Corey Landry completed his final radiation therapy session this past Wednesday, Oct. 12 after beating stage four lymphoma, which was diagnosed in April 2016. “It’s just...

  I met with three UNH police officers at noon on Wednesday, Oct. 12 at Zeke’s Café in Dimond Library to take them up on some free coffee, and also talk with them about their work on campus. Among...

Though the knitting art form dates back to thousands of years, the tradition has since migrated to UNH’s campus. Enter the UNH Knitting Club. Founded in 2011 by former UNH student Mary Foster, the club...

As a firefighter, being calm is a necessity when dealing with the intensive and unpredictable scenarios that come with the job. I got to experience first hand for 14 hours what that was like during Homecoming...

“Umbrella! Umbrellaaaaaah! (Sniff, sniff.) Umbrella?” I cried and whimpered into the air like a wounded animal. I was walking from the Mills and Fairchild courtyard to the MUB. My feet dragged my...

“My friend, my friend, did you check your email?”  Umbrella asks with a roar.  “No my little rain shield, what is it?”  I replied. “You’re going to be a ballerino!”  Umbrella screamed. ...

President Mark Huddleston shared more than just handshakes and conversation on Tuesday, April 18, as students passed through the courtyard between Murkland Hall and Dimond Library. He also offered a buffet...