Campus News

Students can combine their interests in security studies and history with travel this summer through a study broad course to Belfast, Edinburgh, Bath and London. The 17-day trip beginning June 3 will explore homeland security challenges facing the UK. Read More

Jeremiah Johnson, assistant professor of data science, presented a paper entitlted 'Neural Style Representations and the Large-Scale Classification of Artistic Style' at the Future Technologies Conference in Vancouver, Canada, in November. Read More

The Global Tipping Points series returns to UNH Manchester this spring, bringing in experts to address current world affairs. Entitled "New Directions," this year's series centers on issues surrounding  global health, foreign policy, and the past and future of the U.S.-Iran nuclear deal. Read More

Torn between studying music or science, Zach Window ’16 opted for the latter after graduating from Bedford High School. After starting his college career at Keene State College and later transfering and graduating from UNH Manchester, Window is a Microbiologist I with Boston Analytical where he conducts microbiological testing for pharmaceutical companies which includes environmental monitoring and other United States Pharmacopeia (USP) testing. Read More

According to a study by the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC), more than a third of college students transfer to another school. If you're in that mindset, here are some tips to help you navigate the transfer journey. Read More

Christopher Watts has his hands full. He works full time, and he’s a full-time student at UNH Manchester, pursuing a degree in American Sign Language/English Interpreting. He was one of about 400 freshmen who entered UNH this fall under the new Granite Guarantee financial aid program that helps eligible New Hampshire residents attend UNH tuition-free. Read More

Politico Magazine published a piece today about the revitalization of Manchester's millyard, highlighting how the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute is bringing together scientists, biomedical engineers and programmers to mass produce organs for transplants in the Granite State. Read More

The demand for accountants is rising, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics projecting faster-than-average employment growth of 10 percent nationwide and 12.5 percent growth in New Hampshire alone. In response to market demand, the University of New Hampshire at Manchester has launched a new accounting option within its Bachelor of Arts in Business program. Read More

Staff from UNH Manchester's Center for Academic Enrichment (CAE) traveled to San Antonio this fall to present workshops on  student engagement and peer tutor training at the 32nd annual National College Learning Center Association (NCLCA) conference. Read More

In his new book The Impeachment of Chief Justice David Brock: Judicial Independence and Civic Populism, Professor Emeritus of History John Cerullo examines the legislative, judicial and civic consequences of the contentious effort to remove a chief justice from the New Hampshire Supreme Court. Read More