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UNHs Diversity Support Coalition houses many student organizations for minority students, including Alliance.
Campus Climate Survey Reveals LGBTQ+ Students Are ‘Least Likely’ to Feel Comfortable on Campus
December 5, 2023
Natalia Tomahatsch (class of 2026), an intern for the Museum of Art at the Paul Creative Arts Center, facilitating a talk on Sue Coe’s photo etchings.
UNH Liberal Arts Programs on the Chopping Block
December 4, 2023
SCOPE Reflects on Another Successful Concert at the Whittemore Center
December 1, 2023
President James Dean. Courtesy of the Union Leader.
Search for Next UNH President Just Getting Underway
November 20, 2023
Tri-State Seafoods in Somersworth.
Fish on Ice: a UNH Hockey Staple
November 16, 2023
Album Review: Guts by Olivia Rodrigo
Album Review: “Guts” by Olivia Rodrigo
September 20, 2023
boygenius – “The Record” Review
boygenius – “The Record” Review
May 17, 2023
Album Review: Metallica’s “72 Seasons”
Album Review: Metallica’s “72 Seasons”
April 21, 2023
St. Martins Gate in Bratislava, Slovakia.
Abroad diaries part three: Cherishing the people you meet along the way
April 19, 2023
Review: “Scream VI” a sequel to the requel (spoiler free)
Review: “Scream VI” a sequel to the requel (spoiler free)
April 17, 2023
Courtsey of UNH Athletics.
UNH Men’s Soccer: Reflection on Tournament Run
November 28, 2023
Courtesy of UNH Athletics.
UNH Men’s Hockey: ‘Cats vs. Huskies, What You Need to Know
November 17, 2023
UNH Womens Basketball: Five Biggest Games Ahead of the Season
UNH Women’s Basketball: Five Biggest Games Ahead of the Season
November 6, 2023
Jem, the dog who retrieves the football tee at UNH home games, waits on the sidelines for her time to shine.
Meet Jem, UNH Football’s Premier Tee Retrieving Dog
November 2, 2023
Courtesy of UNH Athletics.
UNH Volleyball: Hard Fought Win Against UAlbany
October 31, 2023
Natalia Tomahatsch (class of 2026), an intern for the Museum of Art at the Paul Creative Arts Center, facilitating a talk on Sue Coe’s photo etchings.
UNH Liberal Arts Programs on the Chopping Block
December 4, 2023
PJ Beaudet, the store manager of Cotillion Bureau.
Cotillion Bureau: A Hotspot for Vintage Clothing in Portsmouth NH
October 31, 2023
Just one aisle in Vince McCaffreys book store, which will close at the end of October, holds hundreds of stories.
Historic Bookstore Closing: Avenue Victor Hugo Books
September 28, 2023
Album Review: Guts by Olivia Rodrigo
Album Review: “Guts” by Olivia Rodrigo
September 20, 2023
An arrangement of tools utilized by the UNH CAT Lab such as glass slides, and a virtual reality headset alongside a computer accessing Midjourney
Generative AI art program Midjourney sparks new artistic potential
September 8, 2023
L-R: Marc Eichenberger, Flo Nicolas, Dot Sheehan, Jeff Lapak
An Innovation Ecosystem Thrives at UNH
January 4, 2023
TNH Talks Midterm Elections: Why are you voting?
TNH Talks Midterm Elections: Why are you voting?
November 4, 2022
Politics as Usual: A Conversation With Maggie Hassan
Politics as Usual: A Conversation With Maggie Hassan
October 28, 2022
Politics as Usual: A Conversation With Chris Pappas
Politics as Usual: A Conversation With Chris Pappas
October 27, 2022

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Confucius Institute hosts Terracotta warrior exhibit

Confucius Institute hosts Terracotta warrior exhibit

Hannah Donahue • January 30, 2020
Life-size statues of ancient Chinese warriors, from archers to generals to chariot drivers, and a horse, stood in the ballroom of Huddleston Hall and in the lobby of Dimond Library this past week and a half.
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