Arts

Durham based band hits Portsmouth’s Thirsty Moose

On Thursday night at the Thirsty Moose Tap Room in Portsmouth, the Durham based band Barefoot Young brought a diverse audience their mix of hip-hop, funk, reggae. Downstairs, in a red-lit room filled with both college-aged fans and older bar patrons, the beer and  bass-lines flowed alike. The genre-bending, groove heavy band consisting of UNH students Derek Bolivar, Matt James, Mark Delgrosso, Ben Taylor, and Ian Howard recently brought their sound back to the Seacoast after playing in New York and look forward to upcoming shows in Boston. After opening for the funk duo Jig & Funk twice before, the bill was swapped on Thursday night.

TNH Test Kitchen: 5 minute dorm dip

English Department Writing Awards and Scholarships

400 years of Shakespeare celebrated in Durham and beyond

Review: UNH Theater and Dance presents 'The Crucible'

The Johnson Theater buzzed with anticipation on Sunday afternoon in preparation for the matinee showing of “The Crucible.” Although it was the last performance, the theater was still considerably full.

Christian McBride trio brings jazz to PCAC

Review: Mask and Dagger’s “Carrie: The Musical”

The Broadway adaption of Stephen King’s novel “Carrie” was considered one of “Broadway’s biggest flops” when first performed in the 1980s as written by Dean Pitchford, Michael Gore and Lawrence Cohen. The reworked version, however, which premiered in 2012, was a hit when performed at UNH last weekend. The show was even sold out on Saturday evening’s performance, the last one of the weekend.

Featured artists visits UNH Museum of Art

By ZERINA BAJRAMOVIC

Accomplished author found hiding among UNH Dining staff

Growing up, everyone has had a dream job, but oftentimes, those dreams are replaced with realities. For Gary Sabbag, this is not the case.

MOSAICO celebrates Brazilian culture festival

By Gabrielle Lamontagne

UNH alumni duo brings funk to the seacoast

Two childhood friends and UNH graduates bring their own style of funk and their own version of a jig to iTunes. 

UNH Writers Series presents Sonya Huber

New ‘dos at the U: Options for haircuts around campus

By Matt James

A snapshot of life as a UNH art major

By Eliza Sneeden

William James headlines MUSO open mic poetry night

By Kyle Kittredge

By Andrew Hartnett

Sematakaki debuts in Hennessy Theater

By Lia Windt

Improv Anonymous provides students with weekly laughs

By Aidan Reo

MUB Comedy Club closes for the semester; Aaron Kominos-Smith headlines

By Alex LaRoza

‘LiveArts!’ launched; students come together for a night of music and art

By Samantha Jones