College of Liberal Arts
Early Mesoamericans Trapped Fish Far Earlier Than Previously Thought
A series of canals and ponds in Belize indicate that early Mesoamericans were trapping fish far earlier than previously thought. Read More
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11/12/24Outstanding UNH Educators Celebrated at Faculty Excellence 2024
Every year, a chosen few of UNH’s outstanding faculty members from each college and school receive Faculty Excellence Awards in recognition of their... -
10/29/24External Funding for UNH Research Leaps to $252 Million
UNH researchers brought in $252 million in competitive external funding in fiscal year 2024, supporting projects that aim to solve problems and... -
10/28/24Election 2024: Should You Believe the Polls? We Ask a UNH Expert
The data is seemingly everywhere. On the front page of newspapers around the country. Slowly crawling along the ticker of cable news channels.... -
10/15/24Could Storms Like Hurricanes Helene and Milton Eventually Impact New Hampshire?
A pair of devastating hurricanes battered the southeastern U.S. over the last three weeks, leaving in their wake enormous swaths of flooding and...
Recent Stories
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11/16/22 - Action ResearchAn education faculty member and alumna present on impactful undergrad research at an international conference. Read More -
11/16/22 - Imposter No MoreUNH students present at 50th anniversary celebration of regional philosophy conference. Read More -
11/09/22 - All About WritingThe NH Literacy Institutes at UNH celebrate the National Day on Writing. Read More -
11/08/22 - Passings: David J. HebertCOLA mourns the loss of professor emeritus of education David Hebert. Read More -
11/02/22 - On a MissionAlex Freid ’13, a political science and philosophy double major, has been named the 2022 Social Innovator of the Year by the University of New Hampshire. Read More -
10/26/22 - Brothers and SistersThe Crimes Against Children Research Center is establishing a new initiative that will work to change the perception that sibling aggression and abuse is not serious as well as... Read More -
10/25/22 - Homes in the WakeUNH collaborates on NOAA grant to study the climate change resilience of mobile homes. Read More -
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10/18/22 - Chaucer the Rapist? Newly Discovered Documents Suggest Not.English professor Samantha Katz Seal tapped as Chaucer scholar in NYT article. Read More -
10/18/22 - 'On the Shoulders of Giants'Stephanie Bramlett ’06G ’11G admits that she received a jolt of exhilaration when she first discovered more than 25,000 YouTube views on the TEDx talk she delivered at this spring... Read More