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Indonesia Night: The United Asian Coalition brings cultural tradition to the Granite State Room
UNH hosts live webcast of interview with former US secretary
Resume website by UNH student gains peers’ and investors’ interests
New UNH sorority Phi Sigma Sigma to accept around 190 members
Jog For Jaclyn: raising awareness for national group while benefiting the Durham community
The scent of free bagels and fruit wafted through the mid-morning air by B Lot at UNH on Sunday Oct. 16, as people arrived and registered for the Jog For Jaclyn 5k.
Durham Fire Chief completes final round of radiation therapy
Durham Fire Department Chief Corey Landry completed his final radiation therapy session this past Wednesday, Oct. 12 after beating stage four lymphoma, which was diagnosed in April 2016.
Transgender comedian Ian Harvie speaks in the MUB
As part of UNH’s Coming Out Week, transgender comedian and actor, Ian Harvie, spoke in the Memorial Union Building’s (MUB) Strafford Room on Thursday evening, Oct. 13.
Suspect not yet found in Sammy’s Market assault
According to a media release statement put out by the Durham Police Department at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 16, officers responded to a reported assault at Sammy’s Market, located at 5 Madbury Road, at approximately 11:15 a.m. that morning. The release stated that a male assaulted the store clerk before fleeing the scene on foot, according to victim and witness accounts. Following the assault, the victim was transported to Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in Dover with injuries were not life threatening.
Clear eyes, full hearts, can’t lose the election
According to actress and Dartmouth College alumna Connie Britton, students have traditionally and historically played an important role in making political and social change.
The search for a new fraternity and sorority coordinator begins

