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Student Senate Update: Feb. 18, 2018 - Provost Drops By, Senate Continues Search for Speaker

Student Senate Update: Feb. 11, 2018 - Farmers Market Bill Faces Major Debate, Postponement

Student Senate Update: Feb. 4, 2018 - Lecturers and Elections Spotlight First Student Senate Meeting of Semester

UNH Mobile App to expand with increased access to Safe Rides

Excess Dining Dollars; impending food drive

Vietnam War veteran shares experiences in preparation for MUB display

Student Senate organizes lunch with a lawyer

Trump supporter speaks out about campus experiences

On the Spot: Student Board Representative-Elect Christian Merheb

Christian Merheb, 19, a sophomore political science major, is heavily involved in the University of Hampshire community and the Student Senate.

SHARPP promotes assault awareness in discussion

Senate rejects SAFC chair nomination

Display debacle: political orgs feud after MUB poster removal

Students showcase efforts at URC

Since its introduction as a university-wide effort in 2000, the Undergraduate Research Conference (URC) has grown to be one of the largest and diverse showings of scholarship, research and academic excellence in the nation, a place where more than 1,800 students, mentored by over 400 faculty members, can showcase their findings in their area of expertise via poster boards, oral presentations or creative demonstrations according to the URC 2017 Program Booklet.

Funniest person competition spills laughter

Wild laughter spilled out of the Strafford Room as Comedy Central’s comedian Louis Ramey hosted Campus Activities Board’s annual Funniest Person on Campus competition on Saturday between 9 and 11 p.m.. The panel featured five student comedians.

Model United Nations’ fundraising efforts push group to new heights

Crystal Napoli, the president of the UNH Model United Nations (Model U.N.) student group, remarked on Friday afternoon that at the beginning of this academic year, she wasn’t all too familiar with the Republic of Congo. However, that’s changed drastically over the last seven months. From April 9-14, after months of research, she and 21 other members from her student organization represented the African motion at the annual National Model United Nations conference in New York City.

SEAC Celebrates Earth Day with Earthfest

In celebration of Earth Day, Earthfest brought live music, food, henna and tie-dyeing to the Mills Courtyard.

Student Senate Update: Four Student Senate executive officers confirmed for next semester, nine resolutions passed.

The latest Student Senate meeting, this past Sunday night, opened up with an appearance from David May, the associate vice president of business affairs at UNH, who spoke in regard to updates on the multiple initiatives that his office has worked with the senate on. According to Student Senate Speaker Alexander Fries, May used this occasion to offer thanks to the students who have collaborated with him, many of whom are set to graduate next month.

Relay for Life raises $92,000 during annual event

Participants of UNH’s 14th annual Relay for Life laced up their shoes for the 18 hour fundraiser designed to raise money for cancer research and treatment  in support of all those who have been impacted cancer.

counseling conundrum: staff resignations revealed

Nine members of the UNH Counseling Center have resigned throughout the current academic year after the retirement of Former Director Dr. David Cross in June 2016. According to two previous counselors, their resignations were influenced by a “toxic” work environment that was allegedly present in the Counseling Center during this transitional period. 

Glow it up: Galantis ignites the crowd in spring concert

Right before performing at this year’s Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, the Swedish duo Galantis made a stop over at the Whittemore Center for UNH’s Spring 2017 concert on Thursday. Opening for them was another duo named Vicetone, two friends from the Netherlands.