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Durham Police Captain John Lavoie adopts an optimistic outlook on law enforcement, despite many critical perspectives in the media. While Lavoie agrees there are flaws in law enforcement, he refuses to let that impact Durham.
I’ll never forget one of my first stories done for TNH as a staff writer: a feature which reported upon a Dining Services wage increase, the central interview of which took place underneath Hoco in their kitchen as the chef prepared Swedish meatballs. Funny enough, the story hadn’t been spurred on by a faculty member with a tip about the wage increase, but by my interest in why exactly the Hoco Stir Fry Bar had been closed down for the first few weeks of the semester. As such, I think it’s fair to say that I learned pretty quickly that one’s curiosity while reporting can take you into some very interesting and unusual places.
On Friday, May 1, the University of New Hampshire Graduate Employees United organization (GEU-UNH), in conjunction with the Faculty Union and local political leaders, held the People’s State of the University in the Memorial Union Building (MUB). The event was inspired by an event held by the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) several years ago.
At summer camp, I would cover a composition book with construction paper and ‘self publish’ scary stories to read to my own spooky story club: a group of three, fellow 8-year-old girls obsessed with and terrified of monsters and ghosts. The club did not go far, but my love of storytelling persisted as I entered the University of New Hampshire (UNH) as a journalism major.
After 5 long years at the University of New Hampshire (yes, they roped me in for 5), I am officially saying my farewell!
For a lot of my life I was convinced I was going to be an author. I loved reading, so what else was I supposed to do with my life?
On April 3, 2026, Governor Ayotte signed into law New Hampshire House Bill 323, “requiring the presentation of a government-issued photographic means of identification in order to vote.” Previously, New Hampshire university or high school students were able to verify their identity at the polls with their issued student ID. As of June 2, 2026 this will no longer be a valid form of ID at polls across the state.
DURHAM— The University of New Hampshire’s (UNH) third annual Nossrat Yassini Poetry Festival took place April 18 in Hamilton Smith Hall, dedicated to the late mother of entrepreneur, philanthropist, and Executive Director of UNH’s Broadband Center of Excellence, Rouzbeh Yassini-Fard.
On Friday Apr. 10, UNH (University of New Hampshire) welcomed Fetty Wap to the Whittemore Arena to perform for a sold-out crowd. The show was put on by UNH’s student-run organization SCOPE (Student Committee on Popular Entertainment) and is their second concert of the school year, following last semester’s show featuring The Backseat Lovers.
The University of New Hampshire’s (UNH) Theater and Dance (THDA) program performed the romantic musical, “The Wedding Singer,” in the Paul Creative Arts Center Johnson Theatre on March 26. The show, adapted from the classic movie starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore, was filled with energy and joy.
In response to the passing of House Bill 323, which bars the use of student IDs as legal identification to vote in elections, Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) hosted a press call early Friday morning to raise student awareness and discuss how this bill will directly impact NH students.
A productive series of discussions on Artificial Intelligence and Human Values, which touched on consciousness, deepfakes, and AI-human relationships, took place at the University of New Hampshire as part of the annual Saul O Sidore Memorial Lecture. The event, which ran from April 2 to April 3, was open to students, professors, and the general public.
This morning University of New Hampshire (UNH) President Elizabeth Chilton sent an update titled “Campus Safety and HB 1793,” regarding the university’s opposition to the Campus Carry Bill. The message comes after Chilton, along with Plymouth University President Don Birx and UNH Police Chief Mark Collopy, testified against the bill at the April 14 hearing in front of the New Hampshire Senate Judiciary Committee.
University of New Hampshire (UNH) Black Student Union’s (BSU) annual Fashion Show is returning this Saturday, April 18 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Memorial Union Building (MUB) Granite State Room (GSR).
On April 14, outside of Thompson Hall on the University of New Hampshire (UNH) campus, students and community members gathered to protest the ongoing war in Iran. The event was organized by the student organization UNH Young Americans for Liberty (YAL), in collaboration with UNH College Republicans and the UNH Turning Point USA chapter.
DURHAM – Deeba Ajamian, a representative of the University of New Hampshire (UNH) Student Senate, shared the senate’s official stance on the Campus Carry Bill and hopes to improve UNH’s currency, Cat’s Cache, at the Durham Town Council meeting Monday, April 6.
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Carleigh Beriont’s campaign slogan reads, “More of the same won’t fix this.” Her approach to politics and advocacy is different, and she continues to travel across the state of New Hampshire to listen and engage with communities to strengthen her connections and understand what is important to voters.
Located on the fittingly named Botanical Lane in Durham, with over 25,000 square feet of space, the Macfarlane Greenhouses are a hub for research and teaching at the University of New Hampshire (UNH). The greenhouses are home to a variety of different plant species, some for courses like the Green Thumb Workshop and others for agricultural and breeding research.
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