Going Pro
Gritty determination on and off the field lands Dylan Laube ’23 a spot in the NFL
Freshman Running Boston Marathon to Raise Money for Immune System Disorder
The only time the noise ever truly stops for Taite Panton ’27 is when he’s running.
That’s the lone way the UNH freshman – who has spent most of his life feeling “trapped in” his own body while battling a complicated immune system disorder that causes antibodies to attack the brain at any sign of infection – has found to consistently achieve a completely clear mind.
Getting Back to Nature
Kelsey Herold ’23 can’t wait to watch the animals she’s caring for – care that can include syringe feeding babies so small their eyes aren’t fully open yet – grow up and decide they’re frightened of her.
True Colors
It was purple hair that first prompted Camryn Berry to feel she’d found a home at UNH as a woman in STEM. It was a pink lab coat that opened the door for thousands to share in her story.
A Parting Well Made
Ask David Richman how he felt about directing his final show after more than three decades as a theatre historian and professor at UNH, and he’ll forego emotional reflection in favor of his signature straightforwardness.
Setting The Stage For Success
Alexandra Vergara ’23 didn’t find herself until she started pretending to be other people.
Character Counts
Books were never in short supply during Julian Maduro's youth. Characters to relate to proved much more difficult to find.
Broad Appeal
Erica Tamposi has carved out a creative niche for herself in several male-dominated realms.
Steady Support
One impromptu night out at a hockey game gave birth to a father-daughter tradition of giving.
A Lofty Legacy
It could be intimidating to grow up with a father whose legacy is as large as the highest mountain peak on Earth.
