Paul Prouseau works at the #UNH dining hall. His favorite part of working here? “Interacting with students” on a daily basis. Next time you’re at #HOCO, be sure to say hi!

Paul Prouseau works at the #UNH dining hall and said he loves working there because he gets to talks to everybody. He said, “at my age [77] you have to stay engaged.” Next time you’re at Hoco make sure to say hi!

Where is your favorite place to get coffee in Durham?

Sweaters and foliage and pumpkin, oh my! ‘Tis the season – #PumpkinSpice season, that is! Check out my latest article featuring two local cafes in the Durham, #NH community that are embracing this national trend: bit.ly/34Err8v

I met up with the owners of the Big Bean Cafe to talk about their newest location in Durham, #NH. Check out what they had to say about how they are embracing the Durham community and providing a fresh, authentic twist on the #breakfast classics: bit.ly/32tpmdN

Yesterday, #UNH kicked off its first Winter Farmers' Market held on campus at the Union Memorial Building. Check out some of the #local farmers and businesses who shared their #food, stories and passion behind their products: bit.ly/376mRBM

Good. Clean. Fair. These are the three principles driving the mission of #SlowFood to celebrate sustainable, traditional food practices in an era overcome by #fastfood. I sat down with Slow Food UNH’s President to learn more about their organization: bit.ly/2L0P9V5

Dear Seniors, This letter is for you and anyone else who needs a reminder that there’s always a light at the end of the tunnel. Let’s show the #world how we can come together and grow as one, even in the most challenging times. Xoxo, A fellow #senior bit.ly/2U4KPZM

Thank you Scott Ripley and Susan Tran for an amazing class!

2020 has deeply affected our lives, and for my dad, being diagnosed with cancer was one of the curveballs thrown his way. The positive outlook he has kept as a cancer #patient during the #pandemic is a lesson we can apply to our own lives during this time: bit.ly/2YlujqA

Proud of all the videos this UNH Journalism class produced. Their assignment was to document how Covid-19 has impacted someone they know. Check out the stories: youtube.com/playlist?list=…

I'm honored that my UNH Journalism video “Cancer and COVID-19: A Patient’s Perspective During the Global Pandemic” won a Digital Storytelling Award in the 2020 HUGEmanities Big Contest! A special thanks to Scott Ripley for mentoring me through this piece! bit.ly/3c8JrvO

The 2020 Big Contest award winners for exceptional digital work in the humanities and liberal arts University of New Hampshire. In the category of "Digital Storytelling": Elena Gregory “Cancer Patient” (2nd place winner). #HUGEmanities #COLAStrong youtube.com/watch?v=oPUEJW…

I’m 23.5 today. In lieu of gifts, please wear a mask when appropriate so we can rage in February. Thank you.

#FoodForThought: Eight down. Four more to go. As August comes to an end, I wanted to reflect upon some of this year's hindsights. How will we define 2020? How have the hardships and #lessonslearned pushed us to grow stronger, do better and be better? ➡️ bit.ly/2EhmLxq

In recognition of #PancreaticCancer Awareness Month and #WPCD this week, I'm bringing back a piece that captures the hope and optimism of a #pancan patient undergoing treatment amid a pandemic - my dad. Here is to him and everyone else in the fight against this disease. 🙏

Thank you, Mindy Kaling, for sharing your story and helping to raise awareness on #PancreaticCancer. Here is to your mother, my father, and everyone else who has been impacted by this disease #PanCANforProgress #PancreaticCancerDay