Begin your tour of UNH by starting right here, at the Admissions office inside Smith Hall.
One of three campus dining halls that have won national awards for their nutritious menus, special programs, and innovative recipes. Holloway Commons is also attached to the Memorial Union Building.
Also known as the “MUB,” the Memorial Union Building houses a post office, food court, movie theater, bookstore, and office space for student organizations.
Each year, hundreds of students enrich their education through academic and career advising, honors, international education, and undergraduate research programs—all at Hood House.
Hamilton Smith Hall houses the Connors Writing Center and is also where students from every major come to study first-year English.
Named for Benjamin Thompson, a Durham farmer and businessman who donated his estate to establish UNH, Thompson Hall is now the administrative building and President's office.
Murkland Hall is home to the College of Liberal Arts. This building was named for Charles S. Murkland, the University’s first president.
Dimond library is a beautiful place to study, offering floor-to-ceiling windows, an abundance of natural light, and a great café.
DeMeritt Hall houses the physics department. This building offers state-of-the-art labs, classrooms, a library, conference rooms, and a demonstration room.
Hewitt Hall is home to the College of Health and Human Services—well known for its hands-on learning requirement in all majors.
James Hall houses earth sciences, natural resources, and the environment departments. In 2010, James Hall received LEED goldcertification for its resource-conserving design.
Home to the Education Department, which is as big as a small college. It even has it's own building!
With its hi-tech labs, classrooms, and floor-to-ceiling climbing wall, New Hampshire Hall buzzes with students majoring in Kinesiology.
The Whittemore Center is home to our very ownWildcat champion hockey teams, concerts, and otherevents.
Adjoined to “the Whitt” is the Hamel Rec Center, home to intramural and club sports, a state of the art gym, and much more.
Congreve residence hall is a mere hop, skip, and a jump from campus recreational facilities. It's located in area 1 with Stillings Dining Hall just behind it!
The Field House houses UNH Athletics and includes basketball, indoor track, and swimming facilities for use by students and faculty.
The Horse Barns are run by students in the equine program. Visitors are welcome at the horse barns. UNH hosts horse trials, which bring together about 150 competitors of all ages and abilities.
Cole Hall is home to the Thompson School of Applied Science, offering hands-on associates degrees.
Kingsbury Hall is home to the College of Engineering & Physical Sciences. (Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Computer and Mechanical) Also the home for the Department of Mathematics & Statistics.
The Paul Creative Arts Center is a vibrant arts and cultural center for the University and the region. From Jazz to Classical, Theater to Dance, Visual and Aural art is displayed here.
Home of the Business and Economics College at UNH. Enjoy a coffee from Starbucks, bask in the sunshine while you study and meet friends for study groups. It's all here!
President Obama orders a hot fudge sundae and talks with patrons while at the University of New Hampshire. Read more.
