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UNH students: make less of THIS by participating in UNH RENU and Trash 2 Treasure to donate your old furniture, clothing, unopened food, and more as you move out this spring.

Windmill by Jessica Daigle, 2012 image winner of the UNH "What Sustainability Me

Congratulations to Jessica Daigle ('13 Studio Art, '14G Elementary Education), image winner of the 2012 UNH "What Sustainability Means to Me" Student Video and Image Contest!

Sustainability through Knowledge by Bobby Lambert, video winner of the 2012 UNH

Congratulations to Bobby Lambert ('10, '12G), video winner of the 2012 UNH "What Sustainability Means to Me" Student Video and Image Contest!

This May 1- June 1, don't be part of the 85% of UNH faculty and staff who drive alone to work. Prepare to leave your car behind - and win big prizes by doing so! - by being part of the Wildcat Commuter Challenge.

UNH one of 2012 Princeton Review Green Campuses

For the fifth year in a row, UNH was named one of the nation’s most sustainable colleges by the Princeton Review. UNH was chosen based on its commitment to sustainability in academic offerings, campus infrastructure, activities, and career preparation. UNH is included in the free downloadable book “The Princeton Review’s Guide to 322 Green Colleges: 2012 Edition."

UNH is one of the US News & World Report Top Ten Eco-Friendly Colleges

UNH was ranked by US News & World Report as one of the "Top Ten Eco-Friendly Colleges."

Assistant Professor Tom Haines and his English 622: Advanced Newswriting class covered sustainability on the Seacoast this spring semester. Read their stories at sustainu.org.

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