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(10/06/25 10:09pm)
Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle is an action-packed joy ride told through breathtaking animation and dialogue that will leave you crying throughout the whole way. Directed by longtime Demon Slayer director Haruo Sotozaki and with the story being written and produced by Unfotable, it gives the audience a heart-wrenching introduction into this final saga of the popular Japanese anime that fans alike have been waiting for.
(10/06/25 10:02pm)
This year, the University of New Hampshire’s Department of Transportation has instituted a lottery system for parking, which has left many students upset with the unfairness. Many upperclassmen have felt betrayed by the fact that they tried to get a spot but were rejected by the system. Students have formed a unanimous agreement that UNH should change its system. The UNH Transportation Department has declined students' opinions toward their lottery system and is planning to keep it the same and continue to distribute parking spots.
(10/06/25 6:43pm)
On Thursday evening, students and community members welcomed Elise Juska, a celebrated author and alumna of the UNH MFA program, for the first segment of the Writers Series in room 210 of Hamilton Smith Hall. During the talk, Juska wove readings from her acclaimed novels, Reunion and The Blessings, with reflections of her journey as a writer.
(10/06/25 1:39am)
On Tuesday, Sept. 30, in the Strafford Room, UNH organization Slow Food hosted the first MUB market and community dinner of the semester. Due to inclement weather, the event was rescheduled from Sept. 25 on the fishbowl lawn to Sept. 30 indoors. The community dinner was also rescheduled to Sept. 30 and was hosted in the Waysmeet Center across from Campus Crossings Lot. The event featured several food, clothing, and accessory vendors, including New Moon, Freedom Cafe, Hickory Nut Farm and more! Students who purchased goods at the market also received a free Slow Food MUB market t-shirt.
(10/03/25 6:09pm)
For the first time in four years, SCOPE graced the University of New Hampshire’s campus with an outdoor concert that rivaled the vibe a typical music festival gives its fans. The concert took place in A Lot on Sunday, Sept. 28, filled with vintage vendors, food trucks, and thousands of music fans.
(10/01/25 8:35pm)
MOSAICO’s annual Latine Heritage Dinner, one of UNH’s most vibrant and culturally immersive events, returns Friday October 4th from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Memorial Union Building’s (MUB) Granite State Room (GSR). The event, organized by UNH’s Latin-American student organization, is part of the university’s celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. Admission is free for UNH students and faculty, and open to the public. While guests enjoy authentic Mexican Cuisine and live performances, they will have the opportunity to celebrate and learn Latine culture in a lively, welcoming space.
(10/01/25 8:08pm)
Each month, the University of New Hampshire invites guest speakers in for its department-based Colloquia Series, which is open to all students and faculty.
(10/01/25 6:05pm)
DURHAM— This Thursday, October 2, the recurring Writers Series kicks off with UNH graduate Elise Juska, a writer with notable publications in fiction and nonfiction. Her most recent novel, Reunion, released by Harper Collins in 2024, follows a group of friends in their forties who reunite during a college reunion in Maine, grappling with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, generational divides, and the realities of growing older. This novel has been recognized as an Editor’s Choice in The New York Times and one of People Magazine’s ‘Best New Books.’
(10/01/25 3:15pm)
You can smell it in the air: the corndogs, fried dough, cotton candy, all staples at The Granite State Fair. The GSF concluded on Sunday, Sept. 21, 2025. It went out with a real bang (quite literally) with their annual Demolition Derby, featuring dozens of cars being driven by excited people, ready to burn off energy by smashing into each other.
(10/01/25 3:08pm)
The University of New Hampshire’s Dimond Library commemorated the 24th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks with “UNH Remembers September 11, 2001,” an exhibit that ran throughout the month, featuring archival materials that showcase the event’s impact on the UNH community.
(09/29/25 10:26pm)
There’s a quiet maximalism informing every decision on indie-folk trio Big Thief’s latest album. Those might sound like juxtaposing characteristics, but that’s exactly how it feels.
(09/29/25 8:37pm)
The novel Blue Sisters by Coco Mellors was published in May of 2024. It is an intricately woven book that follows three sisters after the death of their fourth sister, Nicky. The story opens with all the sisters separated in different cities, a contrast to the small two-bedroom apartment they lived in as kids.
(09/27/25 7:36pm)
If you are finding yourself tired of hearing “Kilby Girl” played by your friend’s band in an off-campus basement, come get it from the source on Sunday, Sept. 28th.
(09/25/25 2:57am)
Due to the weather this event has been rescheduled for Sept. 30 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in UNH's Strafford Room. Following the event will be a dinner at Waysmeet Center at 7 p.m..
(09/23/25 8:05pm)
On Thursday, Sept. 11, the University of New Hampshire held its Day of Remembrance for the Sept. 11 attacks, starting with a morning ceremony that brought together first responders, soldiers, and members of the general public.
(09/21/25 5:53pm)
Navigating the University of New Hampshire campus with a gluten intolerance can be challenging. From the options served at Philbrook and Holloway Commons dining halls to the restaurants in downtown Durham to the accessibility of Hannaford's Supermarket, students have a range of options to explore — but this doesn’t mean the options are satisfying or affordable.
(09/19/25 8:51pm)
On Sept. 2, the University of New Hampshire Gallery of Art (GOA) opened its first exhibition of the school year: "Current," showcasing the work of faculty from the art and art history department. The University hosts a faculty exhibition triennially, showcasing the work of faculty members over the last several years.
(09/19/25 7:35pm)
As soon as the first bright yellow leaf hits the ground, you can feel it in the air. The cooler temps suddenly give us the urge to throw on cable knit sweaters, make a pumpkin latte, and start our yearly rewatch of Gilmore Girls. The show spans seven seasons (plus a revival) and takes place year-round, but for many reasons, it feels like autumn is in its DNA.
(09/19/25 12:44am)
University of New Hampshire’s (UNH) Philbrook Dining Hall is now closed on weekends, both the UNH and Rite Aid pharmacy are gone, tuition costs are rising and dozens of professors and staff members have been laid off. These changes, as well as many others caused by recent budget cuts, have been felt on campus.
(09/16/25 4:48pm)
University of New Hampshire (UNH) Police are working with state and federal authorities after a hoax active shooter report briefly alarmed the campus community on the evening of Monday, August 25.
