Campus News

On March 22, representatives from Hubbell joined University of New Hampshire students, faculty and staff at UNH Manchester to present a $50,000 donation on behalf of the Hubbell Foundation. The funds will support science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) initiatives at the University’s Durham and Manchester campuses. Read More

Graduation approaching can be a scary time, with finals and job searching looming in the near future. But here is some great news: You don’t have to wait until after you graduate to start looking for jobs! Two graduates tell the story of how they landed jobs before receiving their diplomas. Read More

The last semester of a senior’s college career is one filled with many different thoughts and emotions. Did I pass my finals?! Where am I going to work? But the most nerve-racking question going through most seniors' minds is, How am I going to pay off all of my student loans? The answer is quite simple—you can do it, especially with guidance from your loan servicers and the Financial Aid staff. Read More

Jack Hoza, professor and director of ASL/English Interpreting, is the subject of a chapter in a new book, in which 17 leading interpreter educators from around the world were interviewed about how research has informed their teaching in the classroom.  Read More

Former U.S. Senator Kelly Ayotte will deliver the keynote address at the University of New Hampshire at Manchester’s commencement ceremony Thursday, May 18, 2017. Ayotte became the state's first female attorney general in 2004 before being elected to the U.S. Senate, on which she served for six years. Read More

UNH Manchester's Enactus team traveled to Washington, D.C., last week to compete in the Enactus Regional Competition, in which they were named northeast regional champions for their league for the seventh straight year. Christen Palange '17, business major and Enactus vice president, reflects on the experience and her time on the team.  Read More

Mihaela Sabin, associate professor and coordinator of computing technology at UNH Manchester, will be honored as TechEducator of the Year at the TechWomen|TechGirls annual awards luncheon on April 5. A program of the New Hampshire High Tech Council, TechWomen|TechGirls is a forum focused on building a strong community of women enthusiastic about technology and supporting efforts for young women to explore STEM careers. Read More

UNH Manchester is excited to announce the new Literary Arts & Studies program, launching bachelor's degree options in Digital Language Arts, Literary Studies, and Professional and Technical Communications in fall 2017. Uniquely developed in response to large-scale polls of employers, the program reshapes and expands upon traditional English education by focusing squarely on the skills considered most crucial for success in the job market. Read More

Erol Aygar moved to the United States in 2013 from Turkey, where he grew up, worked as an engineer and earned a master's degree in engineering management. He knew he wanted a career change, and computer science seemed like a natural fit for his engineering background. Fast forward to today: Aygar has doubled his goals as he works toward dual master's degrees in Information Technology and Computer Science. Read More

You've been taught to never judge a book by its cover, and UNH Manchester is putting the thought into action by bringing the Human Library to campus on March 22. From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., the UNH Manchester library will be checking out "human books," people who have faced adversity in their lives and have volunteered to share their personal stories. Read More