June 28, 2021 The UNH Faculty Senate and President James W. Dean Jr. co-hosted this year’s Academic Convocation, featuring three faculty speakers: John Greabe, professor at the Franklin Pierce School of Law, on “Free Speech at Public Universities;” Jan Golinski, professor of history, College of Liberal Arts, on “Post-Truth and Anti-Science;” and Renee Heath, principal […]

June 28, 2021 UNH has created a new webpage, which can be viewed here, that will be updated with resources and news related to free speech, truth and civility. This change was announced on UNH Today by the UNH Dean of Liberal Arts, who stated “Amid a year of contentiously polarized political and social turmoil in

June 7, 2021 Check out the Civil Discourse Lab being highlighted in UNH Today for its work to conduct meaningful conversations on important topics to civil society. Read the full article Here. 

May 10, 2021 The Civil Discourse Lab is proud to have been the recipient of a Platinum UNH Sustainability Award for being a champion in diversity, equity, and dignity for all in troubled political times with tools for productive civil engagement, giving students and community members the tools to conduct constructive conversations around important social issues. This award is particularly

January 20, 2021 Univeristy of New Hampshire Communication student Evan Edmonds discusses how college students can be the key to “unlocking more positive and meaningful communication.” Click here to view Evan’s article in The New Hampshire.

December 6, 2018 After Cinco de Mayo in 2017, a forum was held among students and administration to discuss the controversy surrounding cultural appropriation and racial tension on the University of New Hampshire’s (UNH) campus… here for more