Going on college campus tours is the best way to know if a school is right for you. Our UNH campus tours are led by current students and showcase our beautiful campus, academic buildings, student life facilities and residence halls.
But there’s more to our campus! Follow along on our Campus Tour blog series to learn about unique and lesser-known parts of campus, including amazing laboratories, beautiful outdoor spaces and delicious dining locations. Today, we're featuring five campus locations you might not see on your UNH tour.
UNH students working in the InterOperability Laboratory
1. The InterOperability Laboratory
The UNH InterOperability Laboratory (IOL) is a technology testing lab that provides full-scale testing of the devices we use in our daily lives. UNH student interns work at the lab to gain experience and get a head start on their professional careers.
Learn more about what it’s like working at the IOL
UNH students relaxing on the lawn in the Fishbowl
2. The Fishbowl
Looking for a place to hang out with your friends or hang a hammock on a warm day? The Fishbowl (the lawn in front of Scott Residence Hall) is where UNH students flock on a warm spring or fall day to do homework at the picnic tables or toss a frisbee or football with their friends.
Learn more about community on our campus
UNH professor teaching in the outdoor classroom
3. James Hall Outdoor Classroom
Outside the James Hall academic building, there’s an outdoor classroom, featuring a slate chalkboard and seats! On nice days, students can enjoy class outdoors.
Learn more about James Hall at UNH
UNH students working in the John Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center
4. John Olson Advanced Manufacturing Center
The Olson Center makes advanced manufacturing technologies available to all UNH students through a cross-curricular approach to engineering and manufacturing concepts. Students get hands-on experience in a factory environment while collaborating with many different industries.
Dairy Bar at UNH
5. The Dairy Bar
The UNH Dairy Bar, a 3-Star Certified Green Restaurant, serves up fresh, local and sustainable sandwiches, salads and delicious ice cream. The Dairy Bar is also connected to our campus Amtrak station, from which students can travel to locations such as Boston, MA and Portland, ME.
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Off the Beaten Path
Touring our UNH campus is a great way to learn more about what life as a UNH student will be like and to picture yourself here. Though our tours give an overview of the most important parts of campus, they don’t have time to cover everything.
