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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.

SOTU: President Huddleston talks 150 years of UNH, successes and growing class sizes

‘Bern’ing the midnight oil

Clinton, Sanders set to debate on campus

Democratic candidates Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton will take the stage in the Johnson Theatre at the Paul Creative Arts Center (PCAC) Thursday night for the last debate before the New Hampshire primary next Tuesday.

Democrats showdown on campaign finances, foreign policy

Report shows reduction in greenhouse gas emissions

Trends are the hottest thing at the moment and trending now is how carbon emissions from colleges and universities have declined 13 percent per square foot between 2007 and 2014.

Poli sci professor Dante Scala co-authors a book on GOP factions, nominations

Dante Scala, a UNH political science professor and faculty fellow at the Carsey School of Public Policy, recently co-authored a book with his associate Henry Olsen called “The Four Faces of the Republican Party: The Fight for the 2016 Presidential Nomination.” The book looks at the four main factions that the Republican candidates must win over to gain the Grand Old Party nomination.

Dr. Nancy Targett appointed as the new provost

Last week, President Mark Huddleston appointed Dr. Nancy Targett, acting president from the University of Delaware as UNH’s new provost.

Stillings, Philbrook join HoCo in receiving green certification

UNH Dining kicked-off the spring semester with a major accomplishment. Both Stillings and Philbrook have joined Holloway Commons in becoming certified as official Two-Star Green Restaurants by the Green Restaurant Association (GRA).

UNH's hospitality management major earned a ranking in the top 10 percent nationally

The UNH Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics’ Hospitality Management Program received a national ranking within the top 10 percent of hospitality education programs on Jan. 20.

Police explain why no alert was issued after November's reported robbery at Madbury Court

After three armed robbers were reported at an off-campus house on Madbury Court the night of Nov. 28, no emergency alert was issued to the UNH community. But according to UNH Police Chief Paul Dean, the situation was a working investigation that played out differently from past scenarios.

Durham to hold Democratic presidential debate

In 2016, there are 81 million millennials eligible to vote, according to Reuters. But only about 15,000 of them will be given front seat access to one of the final Democratic debates in Durham on Thursday night.