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Eating Concerns: unnoticed and unrealistic expectations

Imagine walking through HoCo and seeing all the food around, but not feeling able to eat freely. Now imagine this is what you struggle with on a constant basis.

Writers series presents Benoit Denizet-Lewis

The crowd of people in the spacious MUB Theater laughed, listened and learned as Benoit Denizet-Lewis took them through his journeys, reading aloud his works. 

Students asked to renew commitment to campus safety

On Monday morning, Dean of Students John Kirkpatrick and UNH Police Chief Paul Dean joined forces in a crucial email reminder to the campus community.

Harvard professor speaks to UNH about the origin of life

By Adam Cook

Auerbacher steps in for Bauer, delivers lecture

The Granite State Room was nearly filled to capacity Tuesday evening by 6:30 p.m., half an hour before the MUB Current Issues Lecture Series program of the night was scheduled to begin. Students and community members of all ages filled the blue chairs, waiting to hear Holocaust survivor Esther Bauer, 92, speak.

Boston-area business leaders offer advice

By Edith Allard

Empower women: Students host Feminist Week

Next week, the women’s studies program is coordinating a series of events aimed at cultivating discussions on gender identity, safety and personal wellness issues at UNH.

UNH professor finalist for book prize

By Mark Kobzik

Snapchat screenshot helped police make arrests

A Snapchat screenshot led to the arrests of two UNH students involved in a stabbing early Saturday morning, according to a court affidavit.

Remembering Arlene Kies

By Gabrielle LaMontagne

Cold weather brings hardship for local homeless students

As records for the coldest Valentine’s Day are being shattered across New England, New Hampshire residents are being advised to keep warm, maybe curl up with a special someone, and most importantly, stay indoors. The sudden cold snap in Durham pushed most students inside and the mercury well below zero on Saturday night, but while much of UNH’s community is indoors and warm, there are still those without such a luxury. 

A new semester means another chance to join Greek Life

New classes come with a new semester, as well as another chance to join Greek life at UNH.

Valentine's Day love letters

Approximately 150 million Valentine’s Day cards are exchanged annually, making Valentine’s Day the second most popular card-sending holiday after Christmas. But what does the UNH student body think of the occasion?

Dean's List: Beneficial achievement or trivial distinction?

By Kyle Kittredge

Student welcome the Lunar New Year

Dragons, Yo-Yos, swords and massive drums took over the Granite State Room at the MUB on Saturday night for the seventh annual Lunar New Year Celebration. The event was a collaboration put on by the United Asian Culture Coalition, the Korean Culture Club and the Vietnamese Student Association.

Campus reacts to Democratic Debate

By Ethan Hogan and Lia Windt

The curtailing operation

After watching the weather, many students lie awake hoping for a snow day, but few know of the efforts that go into determining whether or not to cancel classes.

Johnson Theatre Plays Host to Democratic Debate

By Hadley Barndollar

UNH Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics offers 28 students consulting capstones

Demo in the Whitt: Students vote for new equipment

Campus Recreation, located in the Whittemore Center, also known as “The Whitt,” hosted a one-day 11 hour Fitness Demo Day on Wednesday in order to allow students to use and provide feedback on possible new fitness center equipment from various vendors.