Campus News

Carolyn Gamtso, associate professor and head of reference & instruction at the UNH Manchester library, has co-authored a chapter in the book "The Experiential Library: Transforming Academic and Research Libraries through the Power of Experiential Learning." Read More

This spring, Shakespeare's First Folio, published in 1623, is coming to Manchester's Currier Museum of Art. In conjunction with the exhibition, UNH Manchester is hosting a free conference on April 23 to help educators better understand and teach the works of Shakespeare. Read More

Carolyn Gamtso, associate professor and head of Reference and Instruction at the UNH Manchester Library, has been selected to be the Perspectives Section Editor for the refereed journal Communications in Information Literacy (CIL) Read More

From April 9 to May 1, 2016, the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester will host “First Folio: The Book that Gave Us Shakespeare” — one of the remaining copies of the book that documented, and immortalized, William Shakespeare’s greatest plays. UNH Manchester partnered with the Currier, UNH Durham, St. Anselm College and University of Massachusetts Lowell to bring the historic publication to the Currier, which will be the exclusive host site in New Hampshire and the Boston metropolitan area. Read More

We hope that you are settling into the college’s wonderful new location. We’d like to take this opportunity to introduce you to our area: the Learning Commons, located on the 2nd floor of Pandora. Because the concept is new at UNH Manchester, we’d like to explain what a learning commons is and highlight the elements of our own unique educational environment. Read More

"The place is Estonia and the year is 1979. The country is a puppet-state of the Soviet Union and every day is more of the same: backbreaking labor, a flurry of anti-capitalist propaganda, and the constant threat of nuclear war..." Mike Bizier, English major, shares his review of the film "Disco and Atomic War". Read More

The library at UNH Manchester is an interesting place- students often stop by here to get some homework done, check out new books and movies, and even to catch up with friends in between classes. The library is also a really helpful resource for research, with several research assistants more than happy to offer their guidance and advice. Read More

So, you think that the UNH Manchester library is just like your old high school library, right? Well, actually it’s much more than that. Read Kristin's blog to discover how the library can help you. Read More

Finals are approaching. Graduation is almost here. The countdown begins...This clicking buzz buzz buzz also comes with stress because deadlines mean that the semester’s hard work is coming down to a few final assignments. We see this stress intensify in April and May and so a few years back the library staff sat down to see how else we could help students during these final few weeks---Frazzle Free Finals was born. Read More

Challenge your prejudice by checking out a “Human Book” at UNH Manchester on Tuesday, April 15 from 12:00-3:00 p.m. in the college's third floor auditorium. Read More