Knotts Landing
Beth Weston Knotts is moving her youngest daughter, Kiralee ’16, into her new home and reminisces about her days at UNH. Learn more >>>
Thank You Justin Morrill
Justin Morrill is a Vermont native responsible for the founding of state universities across the country. He’s the Morrill behind the act signed on July 2, 1862, by President Abraham Lincoln that gave 30,000 acres of public land to every state in the Union that was then sold to build a state college. Learn more >>>
The Matchmaker
Brent Loy has introduced hundreds of plants to their perfect mates—and the birds and the bees had nothing to do with it. Learn more >>>
Thompson School Horse Show
At the UNH Thompson School of Applied Science spring combined tests, all eyes are on the horse and rider teams who have spent months getting ready to compete. But there’s another team that’s also put in months of preparation—a team that, if it’s done its job, is all but invisible to the competitors who ride their horses through a day of dressage and stadium jumping. Learn more >>>
Spider Man
For Ed Tillinghast, arachnids are an object of investigation—and affection. Learn more >>>


Monica Quimby’s research into strawberry genetics took her from the
greenhouse to the lab, where she obtained results of much significance
in the ongoing effort to determine the plant’s ancestry.
