Hosts Alex Rapp and Brianna Williams had Chad Graff on the podcast to discuss the changing media landscape, how student life has changed over the past decade, and the differences between being a student covering UNH pre- and post-pandemic. Chad Graff graduated from UNH in 2012 and has worked as a sports writer covering the Minnesota Wild, Minnesota Vikings, and now the New England Patriots. He worked for TNH during his tenure as a student but now he teaches Sportswriting as an adjunct professor in the English/Journalism department.

Dr. Fiona Wilson, director of UNH's Sustainability Institute, joins Joseph and MJ to discuss how UNH is a leader in college campus sustainability and how students can get involved with its efforts.

Joseph and MJ chat with UNH philosophy professor Nina Windgätter about her career, research and more!

Joseph and MJ are back to chat with Student Senate Speaker Maggie Keenan and Student Activity Fee Committee Chair Patrick O'Neil about all things senate, student org funding and UNH culture.

TNH Review is joined by Diversity Support Coalition executive board members, Jill Mundung and Kezia Seran, to discuss issues of diversity and intolerance on the UNH Durham campus and the function their organization has within the university.

Brianna Williams, Co-Sports Editor for The New Hampshire, joins TNH Review to give a short summary of how UNH D1 Athletics teams are performing so far this fall. The episode includes discussions of hockey, soccer, football, field hockey, and volleyball.

UNH Student Body President Joseph Skehan and Vice President MJ Condon chop it up about their favorite UNH traditions, Student Senate and their goals for the podcast in the first episode of Wildcat Rollcall, part of The New Hampshire Podcast Network.

This week the News at Nine was joined by TNH Review host, Alex Rapp. This marked the first of The New Hampshire's new collaborative monthly-ish series with WUNH to bring you the most current UNH and worldwide news. Today's topics included Chancellor Dean's retirement, UNH housing changes, AI and tech, and a brief Ukrainian refugee story. Enjoy!

Today, host Alex Rapp hops on TNH Review with Volodymyr Lysianski who is a refugee from Ukraine in Portsmouth. In the episode, Volodymyr talks about his migration journey, the war in Ukraine, and his experience working and studying in the U.S.

Join host Alex Rapp as he goes through the biggest headlines of the week and gives an update on the Durham food scene.