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The 2025 New England Museum Association Conference was in Manchester, New Hampshire this year. Current UNH Museum Studies students attended, along with several Museum Studies alumni! Visit the link below to learn more about NEMA. 

Dr. Trica Peone, project director for New England's Histories in the Congregational Library & Archives, studies early witchcraft cases and was recently featured in an article in the Boston Globe.…

Linda Upham-Bornstein, Research Assistant Professor in the Department of History, was recently interviewed about “tax strikes” during the Great Depression for an article in Mother Jones:  “Sorry Geese: If You Don’t Pay Your Taxes, Uncle Sam Might Have You Plucked.”

Linda Upham-Bornstein, Research Assistant Professor in the Department of History, was recently interviewed about her new book, “"Mr. Taxpayer vs. Mr. Tax Spender: Taxpayers' Associations, Pocketbook Politics, and the Law during the Great Depression" on Newbooks Network, Nov. 2.

JUST 401 (Intro to Justice Studies) students engaged in a mock Supreme Court oral argument exercise. Learn more about Mock Trial at UNH at the link below! 

The Justice Studies Master’s Students met with Judge Nadeau, former Chief Justice of the New Hampshire Superior Court.

Over the summer, the UNH Justice Studies department partnered with the New Hampshire Treatment Court and Judge Nadeau to provide a treatment court training on campus.The New Hampshire Treatment courts provide excellent opportunities for Justice Studies majors to learn about and experience treatment…

Students taking JUST 595 Second Amendment class this fall participated in a mock trial in October, which recreates the procedures, dynamics and drama of civil or criminal court trials. Visit the link below to learn more about UNH's Mock Trial experience!

"I've come to love the work I do on the hill so much that I can't imagine not returning at some point. This internship has altered my perspective on the future. "

What's next after college? How does college help prepare you for future success? We’re celebrating the UNH class of 2025 by putting the spotlight on three members of the class. We asked Gabe Dennett, Molly Gearhart and Samantha Filipi five questions about the best parts of their UNH…

How do you find community and friends in college? How do you choose a major? Welcome back to our Student Spotlight series, where you can meet real UNH students, see campus through their eyes and learn more about why they love UNH.…

"I walked onto the track team mid-October freshman year. Now I'm a captain. It just ended up working out perfectly."Meet Teagan O'Brien '25, a dual major in Spanish and International Affairs who is graduating in a few short weeks and "doesn't want to leave." As track team captain and honors student…