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New Hampshire joins nationwide efforts to restrict abortion rights
UNH community reflects on increase of mental health problems
Harvard Professor discusses Jefferson’s legacy for Rutman Lecture
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.
UNH faculty enters a new phase of contract negotiations
Wendy Pothier, UNH Business and Economics Librarian, wins excellence in Business Librarianship Award
SCOPE announces Dominic Fike as headliner for spring concert
UNH hosts Relay for Life to benefit the American Cancer Society
Sustainability Institute hosts Climate Strike on T-Hall Lawn
“I don’t know how other people survive:” Food insecurity rises in New Hampshire
Renowned economist discusses closing the gender salary gap
Martin Kimani confirmed to speak at UNH Durham Commencement
In agreement with Town Council, Durham voters decide to remove Mill Pond dam
Covid College: Zooming in on its impacts on the UNH community
Dudley and Sandberg reflect as Mill Pond Dam debate comes to a head
Residents and applicant still deadlocked as Mill Plaza deliberations near






















