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While it isn't a secret, college campuses have access to drugs and alcohol. Students use drugs illegally and drink underage. Some places deem it a big issue, while others don’t.
The University of New Hampshire women’s hockey team battled through a tightly contested matchup against the University of Maine on Friday evening, Dec. 5, but ultimately fell 4–3 in overtime.
Representative Wayne Burton (D-NH) has proposed a bill to support New Hampshire students with developmental disabilities who seek to attend institutions of higher education after high school. If passed, it would go into effect January 1, 2027.
If you go to UNH, you’ve probably heard of Stoke Hall. And if you heard of Stoke Hall, you’ve probably heard of its infamous reputation for crazy parties, vandalism, and broken elevators. But how did Stoke Hall get this reputation? And what efforts have they put in to change their reputation for the better?
Brisk, November water from the Lamprey River is pumped into the University of New Hampshire and Durham Water Treatment Plant, and within a day becomes clean, drinkable water. But it’s not so simple. Through treatment, the water is taken from the Lamprey River, the Spruce Hole Aquifer, or the Oyster River, and transformed.
AI can no longer be avoided. As these tools continue to advance, universities across the globe are integrating their usage more and more into their curriculum. The University of New Hampshire is embracing AI.
In an attempt to expand on-campus medication access and respond to student concerns, the University of New Hampshire (UNH) has partnered with Genoa Pharmacy, a Rochester-based pharmacy that offers mail-order prescription delivery for maintenance medications, temperature-controlled medications, and controlled substances.
Hey everyone! Thanks for coming back for another round of film picks. This time, I’ll be listing what I think are the best Holiday/Winter films to watch to help you get into the spirit of the season. So, hunker down, grab a cozy blanket, and enjoy.
-- Danny Brown’s relationship with his art runs uniquely deep. Few critically successful artists can carry true passion, creativity, and impact into their later years, turning what is expected of them into reimagined pursuits of self-discovery. David Bowie managed it with his experimental final album, “Blackstar”; Nick Cave has been doing it for decades – but Danny Brown, not even elderly, may have found his formula for artistic longevity: continual reinvention. Life doesn’t work without change, and really, neither does art.
AI is already transforming the practice of journalism, from pitching stories to transcribing interviews. And while there is plenty of buzz (and fear) surrounding misinformation and automation, the real question for us, early-career journalists, is: how can we use AI to work smarter, not harder?
In a continuation of the Writers Series at the University of New Hampshire, poet Anselm Berrigan brought humor, political criticism, and self-introspection to a Thursday-night reading attended by student writers seeking the kind of insight and inspiration that only someone deeply immersed in the creative field can offer.
The University of New Hampshire theater and dance department put on the comedy-drama musical Godspell. It was their first musical of the semester, kickstarting many other productions like The Wedding Singer in the spring. A change of creativity and style from their previous play The Half-written play, which was a private performance.
On Nov. 14 at the Fishbowl in front of Scott Hall, the 2025 Fall Festival was held at the University of New Hampshire. The Fall Festival, a fundraising event for the American Cancer Society, is organized by the UNH American Cancer Society in collaboration with fellow partners UNH Fashion, Local Mojo, and local rising star bands The Form and False Portrait.
From canned goods to fresh produce, ready-to-go meals, and baby formula, Cats Cupboard has become a vital support system for the University of New Hampshire (UNH) community.
On Thursday, Nov 13, as part of the Heilbronner Lecture series, the University of New Hampshire invited Carole Zawatsky, the CEO of the Tree of Life, a community organization dedicated to uprooting antisemitism. The Hans Heilbronner lecture series honors the memory of Hans Heilbronner, deceased professor of history at UNH, and centers around the Jewish community, as well as remembering the victims of antisemitic attacks.
UNH came home empty-handed after a high-scoring first half, which had visiting fans hopeful for the Wildcats’ first win vs. Harvard since 2004. The tip-off seemed to be the only thing going Harvard’s way in the first 20 minutes. UNH was ahead on the scoreboard for all but 19 seconds of the entire half. Three-point shooting proved to be the difference in the first half, as the Wildcats made three of their first four attempts and jumped to a quick nine-point lead.
Just because Halloween is over, doesn’t mean Fall is. In fact, I think Fall really starts at Halloween (especially with global warming not cooling down the planet until late October now). For those who want to get into a cozy fall vibe with movies, I will be recommending a few, in no particular order. These films can be slightly spooky, but mostly have a warm and cozy atmosphere. So grab some fuzzy slippers, pour yourself a fall beverage (maybe an apple cider mimosa, warm cider, or even hot cocoa), and settle in for some of what I think are the best films to watch in the fall season.
The University of New Hampshire men’s basketball team delivered a dominating performance Thursday night, defeating Curry College 113–31 in their home opener at Lundholm Gymnasium. The win marked head coach Nathan Davis’s third season’s home opener victory at UNH.
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