Campus News

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

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

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

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

UNH Manchester invites you to the Sidore Lecture Series, a three-part discussion on law, politics and safety in New Hampshire. The Series takes place on October 19 and November 14, and includes presentations by a local lobbyist and leaders from the state's Homeland Security and Emergency Management department.  Thanks to the generous support of the Saul O Sidore Memorial Foundation, these events are free and open to the public. Read More

Dr. James Ramsay, professor of security studies, joined a panel of fellow experts on New Hampshire Public Radio’s The Exchange to discuss security, preparedness and grief in response to the recent mass shooting in Las Vegas. Read More

The Global Tipping Points series returns to UNH Manchester this fall, bringing in experts to address current world affairs. Entitled "Think Globally & Act Locally," this year's series centers on issues surrounding immigration, climate change and the opioid epidemic. Read More

UNH Manchester invites you to the Sidore Lecture Series, a two-part discussion on race, class and gender in American politics. The Series takes place on March 21 and April 13, and includes presentations by political science and public policy experts from Rutgers University and the University of Alabama. Thanks to the generous support of the Saul O Sidore Memorial Foundation, these events are free and open to the public. Read More

A combat veteran with more than 15 years in the military, college wasn't originally part of Staff Sergeant Dennis Fitton's plan. Now in his final year of UNH's Homeland Security program, Fitton is working alongside high-ranking officers and civilian staff to develop an emergency management plan with the New Hampshire National Guard. Read More

Thanks to the success of its ongoing fundraising efforts, the University of New Hampshire is launching a new program in the fall that guarantees all full-time, first-year New Hampshire students receiving federal Pell grants will pay no tuition to attend the university's Durham or Manchester campuses. Read More