Live music, hot food, and students from across campus filled the German Club on Thursday for the Black Student Union’s semiannual Soulfoul dinner and performance. The dinner featured Johnny Graham...

In August 2011, Tropical Storm Irene knocked out power to UNH’s campus for days. In October, an unprecedented snowstorm knocked the university’s Internet services out for the entire weekend. Since...

Artists John Arabolos and Heidi Lewis Coleman took different approaches to arrive at oddly similar results. Those results are the subject of their joint exhibit, called "Intuitive/Systemic Symmetries,"...

A qualifier is any word or phrase that provides a "reference point" for a claim. Knowing how to use them can both increase the strength of an argument and shield it from attacks. English is full of qualifiers...

Steven H. Kaplan has thought UNH needed a building dedicated to the sciences since he first became president of the university in 2004. Last month that goal came closer to reality when an anonymous donor...

If someone told you that alchemy must be a legitimate science because Isaac Newton practiced it, would you start trying to turn lead into gold? Of course not. Yet that is exactly how the argument from...

We still have a far way to go before we reach a world of 4G technology, Dr. Amir Esmailpour, assistant professor in the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science, said during...

For the second time in month, the University of New Haven has received a large sum of money from an anonymous donor. According to a press release from the university, three million dollars was donated...

Formal debates take many forms. Some are sponsored through national or international organizations, but they may also be conducted in an impromptu fashion within high school and college classrooms. The...

It took Fahad Almutairi 16 months to learn English well enough before he was ready to go to college in the United States. Almutairi, a 20-year- old native of Saudi Arabia, wanted to earn a bachelor’s...

The way you phrase a sentence can influence its meaning. The choice between using active and passive voice is one of the more common examples of how sentence structure matters. The difference is subtle,...

A proposal by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy to ease Connecticut’s restrictions on alcohol sales would be unlikely to have much of an impact on campus life at UNH. Currently, stores in the state cannot...

The Southern Connecticut Darwin Day Committee will hold its fourth celebration of science and humanity on Feb. 11 at the Inn at Longshore in Westport. This year’s Darwin Day Dinner will feature...

We’d all like to win our arguments. We’d all like to believe that our positions are the "right" ones. We’d all like to have the facts on our side. But life isn’t that simple. Circumstances change....

UNH President Dr. Steven H. Kaplan was awarded the National Society for Experiential Education’s highest award in October at the society’s fortieth annual conference in Dallas, Texas. The William...