University of New Hampshire senior and New Hampshire Magazine intern Nicole Cotton sat down with three "nontraditional" students - all are veterans who shared their stories of service and seeking higher education.
Robert Frost is the state’s most famous poet, but how much do you know beyond “Stopping by Woods”? A century after he left New Hampshire behind (in body, if not in spirit), we examine his enduring legacy.
When I say The Frost Place saved my life, it’s mostly in a figurative sense.
A local guy lands on the Philadelphia Eagles’ cheer squad.
October’s big night could use some dressing up.
Our undercover reporter infiltrates a group of terror-artists who will not stop until they have all of Portsmouth cowering before them — or until the parade route ends, whichever comes first.
A foreign friendship reveals a story of hope from WWII.
While some acts are built to be celebrated for Christmas or St. Patrick’s Day, the good doctor (Dr. Gasp) stands alone on Halloween.
Chaya Harris of Outward Bound and volunteer leader with Outdoor Afro takes a walk with PBS' "Windows to the Wild" host Willem Lange.
Associate professor at the University of New Hampshire, Nicoletta Gullace, discusses the movie version of "Downton Abbey."
