Campus News

Each year, UNH recognizes faculty who motivate, challenge and inspire students to succeed both in and out of the classroom. This year's Excellence in Teaching award recognizes Daniel Seichepine, assistant professor of neuropsychology and psychology. Suzanne Cooke, adjunct instructor of biological sciences, will receive the Adjunct Excellence in Teaching award. Read More

Inspired by his father who served in the Navy, Evan Boylan '18 enlisted in the Marine Corps after graduating from high school in 2011. Now in his senior year at UNH Manchester, the biological sciences major has set his sights on graduate school. Read More

Joseph Reilly ’78, ‘90G, cares deeply about the communities he lives and works in, which is evident by his decades of engagement in local organizations and nonprofits. An alumnus of the University of New Hampshire, Reilly has contributed generously not only to the university, but to the community as a whole. For his outstanding achievements, service and contributions to New Hampshire, he will be recognized with the 2018 Granite State Award at UNH Manchester’s commencement ceremony on May 17. Read More

Students, staff and faculty gathered last week to celebrate student leaders on campus. The sixth annual Student Leadership Awards ceremony recognized 41 students who were nominated for their contributions to UNH Manchester, from engagement in student clubs to employment across various department of the college. Read More

Collaborative robots, power steering, infrared zoom lenses — these were just a few of the topics that students presented during Friday’s Undergraduate Research Conference at UNH Manchester. Read More

Hugh Meadows '18 wasn't sure what he wanted to do for a career when he graduated from Milford High School in 2010. After three years off from school, pursuing a Licensed Nursing Assistant certification reignited his interest in learning. Now Meadows is back in the classroom and research lab preparing to graduate with a bachelor's degree in psychology. Read More

Dimmed lights, popcorn and the big screen were the key components of Wednesday’s Cinema Arts Day, an Undergraduate Research Conference (URC) event showcasing student films, scripts and audio productions. The event featured an array of projects that spanned genres, from video essays to podcasts to comedic shorts. Read More

Students put their independent research, civic engagement activities and internship projects on display during the poster presentation session at the UNH Manchester's Undergraduate Research Conference (URC) on Wednesday. Posters and students lined the hallways, and faculty and staff stopped by to view and ask questions. The posters spanned a variety of disciplines and myriad topics, from drones to largemouth bass to Wonder Woman. Read More

The rapidly advancing field of regenerative medicine encompasses a range of new approaches to repair, regenerate or replace damaged tissues in the body—and Manchester has become a hub for bringing these new technologies to patients. Join us on May 9 at 5:30 p.m. as University of Vermont Professor of Medicine Daniel J. Weiss, M.D., Ph.D., discusses the history and future of regenerative medicine. Recognized as one of the leaders in this emerging field, Weiss will explore the hype behind the science and politics  of this transformative industry. Read More

Horror films, drug policy and the nationalistic influence of tobacco advertisements were just a few of the topics students tackled at UNH Manchester’s Undergraduate Research Conference (URC) today. Read More