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On the Spot with senior musical theatre major Taylor Morrow

Student Senate update Not Too Sharp album goes back to SAFC, resolutions on voting rights and Grand Chapter passed

Outdoor Adventures hosts annual bouldering competition

UNH senior explores complicated questions surrounding Hong Kong

Granite Guarantee to cover full tuition of 285 students

Alpha Loft’s Founders Series comes to Durham

As part of Alpha Loft’s “Startup Tuesday” event, two UNH alumni spoke about their successes and challenges of starting their respective businesses in the Entrepreneurship Center (ECenter) in Madbury Commons. Based out of Portsmouth, Alpha Loft is a nonprofit economic development organization dedicated to helping founders of startups getting off the ground with locations in Durham, Portsmouth and Manchester.  Alpha Loft sponsors a series of events around the Southern New Hampshire area every Tuesday, bringing in founders of startup companies that have started in the seacoast and southern New Hampshire areas.

UNH students speak out about disabilities

TNH alumni series:Hadley Barndollar | Class of ‘16 | Staff Writer

This piece is a segment of the ongoing “TNH Alumni Series” that profiles former staff members of The New Hampshire.

UNH students put their best foot forward in efforts to network at career fair

PCAC elevator temporarily suspended from renovation project

12 UNH students criminally charged in ongoing investigation

Production budget for a cappella group ‘Not Too Sharp’ appealed

Durham welcomes Thai street noodle and Asian fusion restaurant

Students looking for a new ethnic restaurant around campus have finally met their match as Durham’s newest restaurant—Bamee/Azure—opened its doors for the first time on Monday, Feb. 27. 

University discredits two student work programs

State legislation prohibiting out-of-state voting pending

10th annual Carnaval celebrates Latinx culture

‘The Vagina Monologues’ brings women’s issues to the stage

Student Senate Update- Petition process for elected positions re-opened

UNH students lined up for free haircuts

There are more salons surrounding the University of New Hampshire than there are barbers, and, as a result, men often have to travel farther off campus to find a barbershop that suits their needs. As noted by UNH Connect Coordinator Andres Meija, black students in particular have difficulty with this problem due to the fact that not all barbers are experienced with cutting and styling multiple types of hair. 

On the SPOT with Dylan Thomson

For any typical first-year athlete, the summer before one’s first season is surely filled with strenuous training. For Dylan Thomson, a goalkeeper on the men’s soccer team, the summer leading to his first UNH season saw him complete a 4,500-mile bike trip.