Campus News

The assassination of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, a well-known Washington Post reporter and critic of the Saudi government, has captivated the international world. Learn about its geopolitical ramifications in the World Affairs Council of New Hampshire's recent interview with Dr. Melinda Negrón-Gonzales, associate professor of politics & society. Read More

Faculty Friday introduces you to some of UNH Manchester’s exceptional professors and lecturers. This week’s feature is Dr. Melinda Negrón-Gonzales, associate professor of politics & society. Read More

The Global Tipping Points series returns to UNH Manchester this fall with "Music and Our Globalized World.” Global Tipping Points is presented by the World Affairs Council of New Hampshire, in partnership with the homeland security, humanities, and public service programs at UNH Manchester.  All events are free and open to the public, and are held in room 201 at UNH Manchester, 88 Commercial Street, Manchester, NH. (directions). Advance registration is encouraged at www.wacnh.org Read More

The University of New Hampshire at Manchester invites high school juniors and seniors, transfer students and guests to campus for Open House on Saturday, October 20 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Read More

The University of New Hampshire at Manchester has expanded its academic options to include three new, interdisciplinary minors. The new minors in Corporate Security, Forensic Accounting and Terrorism Studies were developed for students to gain specialized skills in these evolving fields. Read More

The American Society of Safety Professionals has selected James Ramsay, professor of security studies, to head a new council that seeks to advance the occupational safety and health profession. Read More

Emma Ghilardi '19, who is double-majoring in homeland security and psychology, shares her experience interning at Massachusetts State Police. Read More

Beginning this fall, the University of New Hampshire will offer a sixth online master’s degree in cybersecurity policy and risk management (CPRM). The newest addition to UNH Online, this program blends cybersecurity strategy and policy with preparedness, incident response, recovery, and resilience – the heart of the security studies discipline.  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

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