Campus News

Faculty Friday introduces you to some of UNH Manchester’s exceptional professors and lecturers. This week’s feature is Dr. Daniel Seichepine, assistant professor of psychology and neuropsychology. Read More

The University of New Hampshire at Manchester has been named a 2019 “Hidden Gem” by College Raptor, a leading mobile-first college planning platform. Read More

As classes get underway for the fall semester, students living in the new UNH residence hall are settling into their dorms at 1000 Elm Street. Meet the four RAs who will ensure that life at UNH Downtown Commons is welcoming, safe and comfortable this academic year. Read More

Faculty Friday introduces you to some of UNH Manchester’s exceptional professors and lecturers. This week’s feature is Dr. Patricia Halpin, associate professor of biological science and biotechnology. Read More

If you walked through the halls of the STEM Discovery Lab in July, you might have heard some unique sounds: Duct tape torn from the roll, clattering blocks, whirring fans, snapping mousetraps and a rumbling earthquake simulator. These were the sounds of the STEM Discovery Lab’s summer camp programs, which reached more than 80 youth of all ages and ethnicities from around Manchester. Read More

Whether you’re kicking off your first year of college or your last, the first week of classes can be stressful. Here are seven tips to keep in mind as you switch from summer mode to school mode. Read More

Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig joined families, friends and staff at UNH Manchester this month to celebrate 12 graduates of the college's English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Summer Program. Since its inception in 1997, the ESOL Summer Program has helped more than 400 adult learners from 60 countries improve English skills and prepare for college. Read More

Manchester middle and high school students gathered at UNH Manchester on August 1 to celebrate their graduation from EXCELL in STEM, a five-week summer program combining English language skill building with hands-on lab and classroom activities. Read More

Sara Rainer has had a passion for working with underserved groups since her childhood in Massachusetts, where she and her family regularly volunteered with disability-related organizations. Now, the Master of Public Health candidate has turned her passion into a profession at the UNH Institute on Disability. Read More

UNH Manchester is joining the push to mitigate one of the most critical public health crises facing the world: antibiotic resistance. Dr. Sue Cooke, lecturer in biology, took part in a week-long training to become New Hampshire's first partner instructor for Tiny Earth, a network of instructors and students focused on crowdsourcing antibiotic discovery from soil. Read More