Data indicates that 71.7% of members of the Class of 2025 have accepted full-time job offers, while 21.9% of graduates are continuing their education.
State legislators share mixed opinions on whether New Hampshire should incentivize data center development.
The DCCD will provide $1.2 million per year to students needing financial assistance for unpaid or low-paying internships
Former U.S. Department of Commerce undersecretary for international trade Frank Lavin discussed the Trump administration’s use of tariffs and focus on American manufacturing in a campus event on Jan. 11.
Advocates pointed to energy and air policy, the Dalton landfill fight and chemical contamination as key tests of the administration’s approach.
Pappas criticized the Trump administration’s actions on immigration and foreign policy.
Students, faculty members and state historians reflected on New Hampshire history and the state’s unique cultural identity.
In a Jan. 14 event hosted by the Political Economy Project, Lind described China’s unique practice of fostering innovation to maintain its authoritarian regime.
According to new faculty, the College offers the opportunity for interdisciplinary collaboration and a strong balance between research and teaching.
Wolf discussed the “new generation” of Democratic politicians elected last week and the importance of bipartisanship.