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After primary loss, former dean of Paul College returns to Durham office

By Melissa Proulx, Staff Writer

Freshman dorms: friend or foe?

By Megan Clark, Contributing Writer

CAB Presents: outdoor movie night

By Danielle LeBlanc, Staff Writer

Durham public reacts to traffic changes

By Cam Tranchemontagne, Contributing Writer

Main Street Makery offers art supplies, classes

By Cole Caviston, Staff Writer

Students flock to University Day festivities

By Liz Haas, Contributing Writer

Photo leak leads to security questions

By Cameron Johnson, Multimedia Editor

Tech-minded students convene at Cyber Security Club

By Rob Wilson, Contributing Writer

Circle K in downtown Durham robbed by man with gun

Football season kicks-off new tailgating policy

By Justin Williams, News Editor

Wildcat Youth Mentors: 10 years later, still changing lives

By Danielle LeBlanc, Staff Writer

Red Cross brings first of several blood drive campaigns to campus

By Craig Harriman,Staff Writer

Community care program to focus on integration

By Tom Spencer, Staff Writer

UNH researcher presents new lunar theory

By Melissa Proulx, Staff Writer

Far From the Shire: Kingsbury plays host to Department of Ring Recovery

By Ken Johnson, Staff Writer

University Edge offers reward for information on arson fire

By Melissa Proulx, Staff Writer

Sen. Rand Paul stops by UNH, endorses Scott Brown

Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky endorsed Scott Brown to represent New Hampshire in the U.S. Senate Friday at the University of New Hampshire, saying that he expects the former Massachusetts senator to, if elected, play a key role in the repeal of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as “Obamacare.”

Durham traffic pattern reconsidered

By Cole Caviston, Staff Writer

Park Court fire started by arson

By Melissa Proulx, Staff Writer

NPR’s Gladstone tells media consumers to “stay hungry”

By Hadley Barndollar, Contributing Writer