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Future of Mill Pond Dam to be decided Tuesday at Durham town election
Cats’ Cupboard opens in MUB
Joe “Controversy” Rogan
UNH Theatre Department Performs Into the Woods
UNH men's hockey: Wildcats vs. No. 16 UMass Lowell matchups and notes
UNH men’s basketball: No. 3 Wildcats draw No. 6 Binghamton in AE Quarterfinals
Seacoast Repertory Theatre Delivers Outstanding Performance of The Music Man
The mistake that is Coca-Cola coffee
Durham, NH – It was a cold, blustery night Feb. 1. My roommates and I were out grocery shopping. As I walked the hallowed halls – well aisles – of Market Basket, my eyes were drawn to a bright orange sign that read “NEW PRODUCT.” There, perched on the third shelf, was the brand-new Coca-Cola Coffee.
Wildcat Recap No. 16: Week of 2/21
Wildcat Recap No. 15: Week of 2/14
UNH men’s basketball: Wildcats gain much-needed edge in AE Playoff race with win over Binghamton
UNH men’s basketball: Experience and improved 3-point shooting highlight Wildcats’ bid for an America East title
DURHAM, N.H. – Just three years removed from a five-win season, University of New Hampshire (UNH) men’s basketball head coach Bill Herrion says he believes the program has been building toward this season. Highlighted by two Preseason All-Conference selections, the reigning America East Rookie of the Year and the addition of elite 3-point shooting, Herrion and the Wildcats will need to learn how to live with a target on their back in the America East this season.
UNH football: Head coach Sean McDonnell announces his retirement after 23 years with UNH; Santos expected to be promoted
DURHAM, N.H. – University of New Hampshire (UNH) Director of Athletics Marty Scarano announced the retirement of head football coach Sean McDonnell early Wednesday morning. His retirement is effective immediately after an underwhelming end to his 23-year run with the Wildcats, finishing with a 3-8 record in 2021.
