UNH will officially become a stop on Patagonia’s “Worn Wear College Road Tour” on Tuesday, March 21. In honor of the praise UNH has received by being selected by Patagonia and the Post-Landfill...

Renowned author and essayist Jerald Walker grew up in a white supremacist doomsday cult with his two blind parents on the south side of Chicago.    Quoting James Baldwin when he was asked whether he...

At the annual Paul College Palooza last Friday, April 15, over 100 senior marketing majors showed off their semester-long team projects, which had them working with local companies and organizations. The...

Arun Gandhi, grandson of icon Mahatma Gandhi, came to speak at UNH on Wednesday night as a part of the MUB’s Current Issues Lecture Series. Several organizations worked together to bring the peace and...

The State of the University address often tends to revolve around the biggest milestones overcome and achievements accomplished by UNH within the last 12  months. But this year’s address, according...

By Stephanie Morales, Contributing Writer Have you ever wondered what life is like for a deaf person? On Tuesday night, about 100 American Sign Language students found out that their lives are not as...

By Stephanie Morales, Contributing Writer Josefina Ondo’s green braids and dark skin easily set her apart from the crowd at the University of New Hampshire. Yet, there is more color in her personality...

By Stephanie Morales, Contributing Writer For people who struggle with their body image and eating concerns, it often feels as though there is no light at the end of the tunnel. But Body Monologues 2014...

By Stephanie Morales, Contributing Writer Cobwebs, skeletons and other spooky decorations adorned the walls and doors of Mills Hall for its annual Halloween Extravaganza, boosting the already heightened...

By Stephanie Morales, Contributing Writer Faculty and students mingled and munched on hors d’oeuvres as they came together to celebrate three professors who have had books published in the past year....