Just What the Doctor Ordered

Volunteering as an EMT solidified Adam Huynh’s medical school goals.

Safety in Numbers

UNH is once again in the top 10 in the Safest College Campuses in America ranking.

Gratitude for Good Work

The senior vice provosts thank faculty and staff for good work on campus climate.

A Weekend To Remember

Reunion 2018 was a weekend to remember with friends we'll never forget.

UNH Again Named to Forbes List of Top Employers

UNH is No. 60 on the Forbes list of top midsize employers in America. 

2018 Presidential Award of Excellence Recipients Named

Five UNH employees were recognized with the 2018 Presidential Award of Excellence on May 4.

In This Issue ...

Editor-in-chief Kristin Waterfield Duisberg previews the spring edition, which is all about transitions. 

Ready for What's Next

Mark Huddleston, the University of New Hampshire's longest-serving president, prepares to step down.

Patriarch of the Puck

Bench boss Dick Umile ’72 wraps a 28-year career that raised the national profile of Wildcat Hockey.

Missing U.

Before they left, graduating seniors from the Class of 2018 told us what they’ll miss most about UNH.   

A Quadruple Threat

Amanda Giglio ’18 is off to work at one of the Seacoast’s most popular performing arts venues.

ROTC Commissioning Ceremony

The commissioning of cadets from the class of 2018

International Graduation Reception

Students from 70 countries celebrated during a reception on Friday, May 18.

Honors Convocation 2018

Honors students received their cords during a special ceremony on Friday, May 18. 

All Smiles (And Maybe a Few Tears)

Seniors don caps and gowns for pre-graduation pics

Getting Right to Work

For Abbey Raiche '18, finding a job was smooth sailing. 

Engaging With Industry

For their senior capstone project, five UNH undergraduates developed a new cleaning robot for Massachusetts company Symbotic.

From Sharks to Cyanotoxins

Emily Ray’s interest in marine sciences started when she fell in love with sharks.

Job? Check.

Marie Morganelli ’18 is one of the many UNH graduates who landed a job before commencement. 

Wildcat Sendoff

A savory celebration for seniors

Fond Farewell

The community recently gathered to say goodbye to Mark Huddleston, who will leave UNH at the end of June after 11 years as president.

Populism and the Press

Student researches Latin American populists for insights into President Trump’s relationship with the media

Trailblazer

Marty Hall ’60 heads into Hall of Fame.

Lobster Bake

With a week to go before graduation, seniors gathered at the Whitt for a tasty celebration.

Hey, Seniors, Take a Picture, It'll Last Longer

You deserve to remember the moments and places that got you where you are today.

A Passion for Public Health

Nileesa Gautam ’18 is off to Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. 

Planning a Future

As a student athlete, Tyler Quinn Smith ’18 learned early on how to balance his time.

The Proust Questionnaire: Jesse Stabile Morrell

What's your idea of perfect happiness? Jesse Stabile Morrell's involves a lot of sand. 

Is Offshore Drilling on Our Horizon?

Alternatives to Medicine

With the support of a gift from Jayne “Kerry” Eastman Chandler ’84, Don Robin is studying mindfulness to treat chronic pain and addiction.

Entrepreneurs Start Here

The ECenter changed Devin McMahon ’18 and helped shape the rest of her college career.

Promoting an IP Powerhouse

Law-school friends and business partners Aaron Silverstein ’04 JD, MIP and Matt Saunders ’92, ’05 JD support UNH students studying trademark and copyright law.

Communicating Across Borders

Two UNH students have won Critical Language Scholarships for 2018.

Not Wasting Away

UNH Housing and Residential Life have reduced waste by 30 percent.

A Month Dedicated to Awareness

SHARPP has been working tirelessly this month to spread its message of prevention and awareness.

Scenes from the URC

Take a photographic journey through the Undergraduate Research Conference.

Seen at the URC

A photographic look at the 2018 Undergraduate Research Conference.

From Research to Results

Undergraduate work is showcased in latest edition of UNH research journal Inquiry.

Accounting for a Solid Base

Sometimes choosing a major comes down to what makes sense. 

Undergraduate Inquiry

Students present their original research, scholarly activity and creative works at the Undergraduate Research Conference  April 17 – 28, 2018.

Wildcats Rebound To Finish Fourth at Cyber Competition

UNH competitors gain real-world experience sought by employers at annual event.

Paul College in the Top 100 Again

U.S. News and World Report has ranked UNH's part-time MBA program among the best in the nation.

Fellow in Physics

UNH professor of physics Benjamin Chandran was named a Fellow of the American Physical Society.

New Research Aims To Help Humans Survive Dehydration

A major NIH grant will help professor Matt MacManes understand dehydration by studying a tiny desert rodent.

Making an Impact

UNH occupational therapy students are putting their skills into practice.

Bright Lights, Bright Future

Jill Howard '19 left for a semester and returned with a different worldview. 

May 2018 Ethical and Responsible Conduct of Research Training

Training in the ethical and responsible conduct of research will be held on May 9.

Not Your Typical Major

Here's why Jill Howard '19 designed her own major. 

Shattering the Glass Ceiling

The new Paul College of Business and Economics Rutman/Och Advancing Women’s Leadership Initiative aims to shatter the glass ceiling.

Six Ways To Prepare for the Career and Internship Fair

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