Wildcat Spotlight

Hanzla Sheikh '20 attributes much of his success at UNH to Paul College's undergraduate advising office. "They have been such a great support system for me throughout all of my ups and downs. Without them, I'd go crazy," he says. 

If traditional majors don’t fulfill what you want, Jill Howard ’19 has some advice: Create your own. That's what she did. “If you’re passionate about a cross-discipline major or something that traditional majors don’t fulfill, it’s worth it to design your own,” says Howard, who  …

The winning student team at last week’s UNH DataJam with Liberty Mutual wants to make your insurance experience much like your academic one — complete with meetings with a personal advisor. Business administration students Serina Brenner '17, Colin Rose '18, Erin Frost '18 and Jenna Bachrach '18…

The East Side of Providence, Rhode Island is a tale of two cities. On one side, you have the historic Federalist Era architecture distinguishing the neighborhoods where Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design comprise the state’s intellectual and creative center. On the other hand,…

Paul College prides itself on providing its students with an education that prepares them for the workforce. One class, the senior professional capstone course in marketing, actually simulates real-life work projects students might encounter in their careers.

The 2017 Paul J. Holloway Prize Competition came to its conclusion on Tuesday, and the big winner was…

Business is not black and white, and that’s one of the things Julianne Calef ’17 likes about it. The Rochester, New Hampshire, native entered the UNH Paul College of Business and Economics already knowing which company she wanted to work for after graduation; then she entered her senior year at UNH…

During the academic year, Advanced Food and Beverage students majoring in Hospitality Management delight the community with their "Dinner and Brunch series". It's an opportunity for students to apply fundamentals learned through classes in the Hospitality Management Program.

The Hospitality Management Department offers an accredited Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management designed to provide study in a core of business foundation and professional hospitality management courses, and a choice of interdisciplinary elective emphases.