Undergraduate researchers presented at the All Colleges Symposium Friday. The COLSA URC takes place Saturday at the MUB. Find the schedule of events at https://www.unh.edu/urc/calendar-events.

Gregg Moore’s ecological assessment will assist in identifying restoration and conservation priorities.

We throw the fish. We pat the cat. Now here comes a new UNH tradition: Unity Day. On the last Saturday of the semester student volunteers will spruce things up on campus and around town on a day dedicated to giving back to the community. Unity Day is coming together at the hands of students, who have been working with campus administration and town officials to identify projects in need of helping hands. Volunteers will weed, mulch, clean and showcase their community-mindedness at Wildcat Stadium, the Durham Public Library and many other locations, including the site of the former ATO fraternity on Main Street.   “There is lots of energy behind this,” says Ted Kirkpatrick, dean of students. “The Greek system, student athletes, student organizations, the Student Senate, the Diversity...

UNH scientists and graduate students now have access to a state-of-the-art research vessel, the R/V Endeavor.

Fifty students have taken their first steps toward international travel.

Apply (or nominate) by April 20 to be considered for a University Community Scholarship.

The more we learn about salt marshes, the more we also realize their value.

Shawn Gorman '89 will deliver the University of New Hampshire commencement address Saturday, May 19.

Right now, Ella Cedarholm '19 is somewhere off the coast of Lyttelton, New Zealand, on her way to Tahiti. 

A UNH-led team has qualified for the final round of the Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE.

Postdoc Kerri Seger listens to whales in Colombia.

UNH faculty members distinguished themselves with recent awards and appointments.

On Tuesday, Feb. 27, 240 businesses and organizations will gather at the Whittemore Center to meet potential employees. Are you prepared? 

Larry Mayer has been elected to the National Academy of Engineering, one of the highest professional distinctions accorded to an engineer.

UNH students spend a semester living, learning and working in the city of Boston.

UNH experts weigh in on potential implications if drilling is expanded in the Atlantic.

Along Crommet Creek, what was once a productive stand of lush marsh grass is now a barren mudflat.  

Warmer ocean temperatures will accelerate the reproduction in invasive tunicates.

Even more New Hampshire students will receive scholarships to attend UNH due to the generosity of new and returning benefactors. 

Three graduate students received Outstanding Student Paper Awards from the American Geophysical Union.