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Faculty lecture addresses political asylum, new and old

On Thursday, Feb. 2, the Center of the Humanities sponsored a Faculty Fellows Lecture given by Presidential Professor of history and women’s studies Janet Polasky titled, “Political Asylum in a World of Nations.”

Students browse travel opportunities at study abroad fair

Crowds of students came steadily in and out of the Memorial Union Building’s (MUB) Granite State Room (GSR) last Thursday, Feb. 2, talking animatedly about where they want to travel in the near future.

UNH kicks off MLK events by reviewing the state’s history

UNH researchers create new material for biomedical use

Philbrook dining hall rings in the Lunar New Year

HoCo’s 3,000 new cups noticed by students

Student group promotes green education

‘No hate, no fear' Members of UNH community stand in solidarity against Trumps’ immigration ban

At 12:45 p.m., there were roughly 10 people at the Solidarity with Refugees and Against Deportations rally on Thompson Hall (T-Hall) on Wednesday afternoon. Toward the end, more than 100 students, faculty, community members and administrators showed their support for Muslims on campus and around the country.

On the Spot with Alana Davidson

Completed Hamel Rec. Center renovations place focus on full-wellness approach

Missing: Milk Huddleston

Student Senate Update:First Senate meeting of semester cancelled

Parents Council grants $39,143 to multiple university projects

Proposed bill allows drivers to show ‘Cat pride

A new state bill, which allows for alumni, students and supporters of the University of New Hampshire to buy their own decal plates with the university logo on it, has just passed the Senate Transportation Committee and will go to the full senate for consideration.

Sushi restaurant replaces smoothie bar in Union Court

On Wednesday, Jan. 25, the Memorial Union Building’s  (MUB) Union Court debuted its newest culinary addition: Sushi with Gusto. The sushi restaurant now occupies the space previously used by the smoothie bar, Freshens. 

Former high school teacher gets laughs as UNH opening night comedian

Former high school English teacher and current comedian Jay Black performed in the Strafford Room of the Memorial Union Building (MUB) on Monday, Jan. 23 as the opening night comedian for the spring semester. Though Black was the main entertainment of the night, fellow New Jersey comedian Troy Moore, along with UNH’s own Improv Anonymous opened the show.

Wildcatalyst Seminar Series continues with ECenter presentations

The Alpha Loft, located in the Peter T. Paul Entrepreneurship Center (ECenter), was turned into a networking space Thursday night as part of the Wildcatalyst Seminar Series.

‘Buddies’ new and old dance the night away

UNH students and members of Best Buddies chapters from all across the state flooded the Memorial Union Building’s (MUB) Granite State Room (GSR) for the annual Snowball Dance on Saturday, Jan. 28.

UNH Makers Expo hopes to stick around

Former U.S. ambassador to speak at UNH