College of Liberal Arts

Next-Door Neighbors

Grad student Justin Young explores community relationships in Manchester, NH’s increasingly diverse neighborhoods.
Your Future is Calling

Don't miss the Career and Internship Fair on March 3 from 12-4 in the Whittemore Center.
Reserve Your Spot

UNH is offering a free online class on the presidential primary, taught by experts Andrew Smith and Dante Scala.
Feminist Week

The Women’s Studies Program celebrates Women’s History Month with a week of special events, Feb 27-March 6.
Grammy Winner!

Alumnus Jared Cassedy ’04 (music education) won the 2014 Music Educator Award from the Grammy Foundation.

Liberal Arts Blog

Historian Jeff Bolster Named 2015 Lindberg Award Winner

Jeff Bolster

Dean Kenneth Fuld is delighted to announce that W. Jeffrey Bolster, Professor of History, has been selected as the 2015 recipient of the Lindberg Award, given annually to the outstanding teacher-...

The College Letter

Sustainable Happiness

A new course in philosophy challenges students to a happy life.

With freezing temperatures and waves of winter storms inundating much of the country, it’s hard not to feel a little worn out. Beyond light therapy boxes and keeping our chins up, is there anything we can do to sustain a little positivity? Students in Professor Paul McNamara’s new philosophy course, “Happiness, Well-Being, and a Good Life,” are considering their options.