A new study from UNH explores how integrating machine and deep learning techniques can create a standardized system for evaluating rock climbing routes to provide a difficulty grading scale that promotes inclusivity, accuracy and accessibility for all experience levels.

Walking through Pompeii as part of a study abroad opportunity, one of the ancient Roman buildings looked decidedly more familiar to Tegan Lajoie ’26 than the others.

A 3.8 magnitude earthquake originating off the coast of Maine on Monday morning rumbled throughout the New Hampshire Seacoast region and was felt as far south as Boston and portions of coastal Rhode Island and Connecticut. The earthquake’s epicenter was less than 10 kilometers southeast of York Harbor, Maine.

Imagine putting in the work at your job to stand out, only to learn that artificial intelligence algorithms are going to play a large role in your performance evaluation. How would you react?  

Contrary to popular belief, accountants do far more than crunch numbers—they transform financial data into strategic insights that drive businesses and clients toward success.  

The University of New Hampshire has once again received recognition for its ongoing and increasing sustainability achievements by achieving a platinum rating — the highest possible — under the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education’s STARS, Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System.

Earlier this month, UNH President Elizabeth Chilton spent the day in southern New Hampshire, touring both BAE Systems in Nashua and Fidelity Investments in Merrimack.

Several of UNH’s online programs were again ranked nationally and recognized among the best in New Hampshire and New England, according to the 2025 U.S. News Rankings for Best Online Programs announced Jan. 21.

After extensive preparations and testing by a UNH-led team, the IMAP-Lo instrument is now aboard a spacecraft and readying for flight in 2025. 

Michele Dillon, dean of the UNH College of Liberal Arts (COLA) has been named the 2025 recipient of Villanova University’s prestigious Civitas Dei Medal for her “exemplary contributions to the Catholic intellectual tradition.”

Dillon is the first social scientist to receive this award and joins a distinguished group of internationally renowned theologians, legal scholars and philosophers. Dillon will deliver a lecture during the medal presentation, scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 13 at 4 p.m.