Every semester at UNH, the Honors Program features four film screenings which make up the “Honors Film Series.” The films are chosen by UNH Professor Wes Davis. This semester he has shown The Defiant Ones, Seconds, and Running With Scissors. This past Thursday, this semester’s film series was concluded with a showing of Milk. Milk [...]

It’s that time again. For some of us, this concludes our first year at college. For others this will be the end of their college career. As it’s time to say our goodbyes and farewells, I’d like to take the time to thank everyone for this chance to write for the paper this year. I [...]

Thinking about how I felt this time last year makes me smile. Exactly a year ago, I was confused, nervous, anxious and a little bit sad. Confused because I didn’t know where I wanted to go to college, nervous because I had no clue of what was to come, anxious because I was scared to [...]

As I put pen to paper (or rather, finger to keyboard), I can’t help but think of everything that has happened over the past year. This has been such an eventful year, not just for me, but for UNH and everyone here. There were the typical events: namely construction projects and staffing changes that occur [...]

The Women’s Track and Field Team brings home a trophy from Northeast-10 Outdoor Championships, earning their best finish ever. The meet was two days (Friday, May 3 and Saturday, May 4) and was hosted by American International College. Throwers led day one with a second-place finish for senior Shraya Manick in the discus throw. Manick [...]

One of the best actors working today, Leonardo DiCaprio, has been in quite a few memorable movies. With The Great Gatsby opening this week, the actor will be taking on one of the most iconic roles in American Literature. Whether he will succeed (I surely hope he does) is yet to be determined, but he [...]

By SCOTT IWANIEC Contributing Writer Going into Iron Man 3, I was like a child on Christmas morning. Being a huge fan of all of the Avengers movies and familiar with its source material, I had my expectations for this movie, but did it meet these expectations? To start off, here’s crucial advice EVERYONE going [...]

By NADINE NORTHWAY, CHRISTINA CONSTANTINOPOULOS, AND TYRUS  WATSON UNH’s own Purebred Records is pleased to announce their first ever release. On May 7, New Haven hip-hop artist Lansky Aloi will debut his first full-length 50 Shades of L.A. album. Aloi is a graduate student at UNH and is building quite the following in New Haven [...]

In preparation for Spring Weekend, I decided to download Hot Chelle Rae’s latest album, Whatever. The bad news: they have not released a new album in two years. The good news: the album is so much fun! “I Like It Like That” is such a fun happy song. It is the kind of song I [...]

Spring Weekend started off with high expectations after another successful spring concert. While the crowd was fairly divided between Hot Chelle Rae and Meek Mill fans, both sides were pretty unanimous in one aspect. “Who’s the third performer again?” some students questioned when waiting on line to get into the show. Connecticut native OnCue surely [...]