N.H. natives launch Live Free Water company
Live Free Water, an ambitious business created by four New Hampshire natives and alumni, opened its doors during the coronavirus (COVID-19).
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Live Free Water, an ambitious business created by four New Hampshire natives and alumni, opened its doors during the coronavirus (COVID-19).
The University of New Hampshire (UNH) hosted two closed vaccination points of dispensing (PODs) for eligible students, faculty and staff.
The University of New Hampshire (UNH) has seen a sharp decline in coronavirus (COVID-19) cases within the community.
With the Biden administration aiming to expand renewable energy projects along the East Coast, research from the University of New Hampshire (UNH) shows high support from coastal recreation visitors.
The University System of New Hampshire (USNH) is proposing new employee benefits cuts for its upcoming fiscal year.
Fall of 2021 is the fourth consecutive college semester that’s been impacted by COVID-19. In February, University of New Hampshire (UNH) President Dean noted that the university was seeing consequences of “Covid fatigue.” Fast forward eight months, and one can only extrapolate how this phenomenon has worsened. Furthermore, due to loosened mask-wearing restrictions and the world “opening back up,” cold and flu season is affecting colleges once more.
Live Music Wednesdays at Union Court gives students the opportunities to hear new music while they study and socialize with friends. Mike Moore of Fire in the Field performed an acoustic set on Wednesday.
DURHAM—Ryan Farinas and Shane Jozitis met their freshman year at the University of New Hampshire (UNH). They bonded over music and eventually started producing their own songs in Jozitis’s dorm. They loved what they were doing, so they started a band.
DURHAM- Dozens of people gathered in the Granite State Room (GSR) last Thursday for Annette Gordon-Reed’s speech, Thomas Jefferson: Revolutionary, President and Visionary, for this year’s Rutman Distinguished Lecture on the American Presidency. Gordon-Reed, the Carl M. Loeb University Professor at Harvard Law School, captured her audience by discussing the importance of Thomas Jefferson’s pivotal role as a visionary during his presidency and beyond.