Commencement is a time for celebration, but it also requires a certain amount of planning. If you missed Charge-Out on April 11, there is still time for you to prepare. If you attended, there will still...

The university commencement ceremony is a truly ancient tradition. According to April L. Harris’s "Academic Ceremonies: A Handbook of Traditions and Protocol," the first commencements were held...

Connecticut is the best state for women to work and live in, according to an assessment released in March compiling data from 12 sources. The report, titled "50 Best and Worst States for Women," ranked ...

In ancient Greece, philosophers and thinkers invented a process for arriving at truths about the world that we know today as deduction. These processes relied on taking general statements about the world...

The Office of the President announced recently that five new members were elected to the Board of Governors for the University of New Haven. The chairman of the board, Samuel S. Bergami, Jr., expressed...

For graduating students, the April 11 event known as "Charge-Out" will provide everything they need for commencement, and then some. "It’s a one-stop shop to get your last minute questions answered,"...

A group of 22 students from Housatonic Community College in Bridgeport got a first-hand look Friday at the UNH experience. The students, accompanied by HCC Counselor Marilyn Wehr, boarded a bus at 10:00...

Ever wonder why people call it a PIN number or an ATM machine? Ever hear someone say, "Wherever you go, there you are," and think to yourself, well, duh? If you have, then you’ve already stumbled upon...

Things are changing so fast in China that even material change doesn’t last, and this sentiment is reflected in the country’s contemporary art, said UNH Philosophy Professor David Brubaker during...

UNH’s award-winning radio station will soon be getting an upgrade. WNHU 88.7 FM has received a $6,000 donation to renovate its studios from Barrett Outdoor Communications, a West Haven-based...

Andrew Brody, host of the Princeton Review podcast, LSAT Logic in Everyday Life, ends every episode with a reminder for his listeners: "don’t get emotionally involved with the subject matter."  Brody’s...

Mario Gaboury, interim dean of the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science was announced Feb. 27 as the new dean following a national search. Gaboury has taught courses at...

Neutrinos do not travel faster than light, according to the first independent attempt to verify the results of an experiment from 2011 that found the subatomic particles breaking the speed limit...

When two events are shown to be related in some way, they are said to correlate. When one event makes the other happen, the first is said to cause the second. These two terms may at first appear to be...

If you’ve ever walked into the Marvin K. Peterson Library at UNH, you’ve probably noticed a set of glass display cases with shelves of strange-looking rocks prominently displayed along one wall....