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Main Street lights a menorah for Hanukkah

The first night of Hanukkah was Sunday, December 2. The University of New Hampshire’s Hillel chapter, along with the UNH and Seacoast Chabad Jewish Center, held a public menorah lighting on the Corner of Pettee Brook Lane and Main Street to usher in the holiday. The eight-day celebration, also known as the Festival of Lights, was kicked off with speeches from Rabbi Berel Slavaticki, UNH President James W. Dean Jr. and Hillel’s chair Jordyn Haime. All in attendance were glad that the rain stopped just before the ceremonies began outside.

On the Spot with Michele Dillon, newly official dean of COLA

For Michele Dillon, Ph.D., her role as the College of Liberal Arts’ (COLA) newest dean, following a stint as its interim dean, is official. 

Sanders joined by Rep. Ocasio-Cortez, The Strokes in UNH rally

The Whittemore Center at the University of New Hampshire (UNH) held a rally for Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-VT) that featured The Strokes, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and others on Monday, the eve of the New Hampshire primary. A line wrapped around the Whittemore Center as doors were scheduled to open at 5:30 p.m., with many people lining up much earlier in the day– some as early as 2 p.m. 

The Stone Church turns 50

The technical high point in Newmarket, New Hampshire, may be Bald Hill but the cultural high point of Newmarket is the Stone Church. On top of its own hill, the Stone Church has been a Seacoast musical institution since the 1970s. Starting at the post office, I walk up the hill perpendicular to the Lamprey River, pass the aptly named Rock Street and up the wooden steps to the sanctuary of good tunes that is the Stone Church. One is immediately struck by the positive vibes.  

Warming Winters Pose Threat to Honey Bees in New England

The Man, The Myth, The Music: UNH Student brings local music to campus

Spring Blooms with the Organic Garden Club & Indigenous Garden Opening Ceremony

From a school size of one to 15,000: What the transition to UNH is like for homeschooled students.

UNH Hosts Second-Annual Earth Day Jam Fest on Great Lawn

Vandalism, theft and property damage in residence halls on campus. Stoke hall remains a top concern.

Love For Our Elders: The Newest Club on Campus

UNH Observes Sexual Assault Awareness Month One Year Following Protests Outside President’s House

UNH's Honors Program Transitions to Honors College in Huddleston Hall

UNH Alumna Opens Kombucha Brewery in Dover

Students for Life event sparks protests on campus

UNH students present a theoretical alternative to learning in academic settings

Album Review: Metallica’s “72 Seasons”

Columbia Professor Mae Ngai Uncovers Anti-Asian Hate Origins at Annual Holden Lecture

Abroad diaries part three: Cherishing the people you meet along the way

The Global Racial and Social Inequality Lab Celebrates One-Year Anniversary at UNH