DURHAM, NH – UNH Journalism students hit the streets to capture the campus activity on Election even as a visit by President Obama created excitement and traffic jams – and even a few headaches for those students more concerned with studying and exams than the Election 2016 sideshow.
Thanks to Meg Heckman for the class assignment, and to her students, for the colorful photo gallery, below. Just click the first image to enlarge and scroll through the gallery.
Joan DeYoreo, of Newmarket, protests outside the site of Obama’s visit to UNH.
Long lines for President Barack Obama, who made a stop at UNH Monday.
UNH students (L-R) Rosemary Barrows, Kim Henshaw and Christina Lemaire wait to see President Obama.
It was a beautiful day for waiting in line at UNH on Election eve.
Dylan Carney was one of many people advocating on behalf of NextGen Climate Action outside Obama’s campaign event at UNH. He and his peers offered students rides to the polls.
Waiting for Obama: Crowds tell the story on Election eve at UNH
Allie Kroner and Margaret Walkup drove from their homes in Massachusetts to see Obama speak at UNH.
Connecticut residents Karen Mangiacotti and Mark Miller wait to see Obama at UNH.
Dana Hansen, of Portsmouth, and Chris Adams, of Brookline, protest outside the site of Obama’s visit to UNH.
Dana Hansen has a message for those at the UNH rally.
Dayna Dicola, a UNH sophomore, said she “loves” Obama but missed his visit because of her class schedule.
Brian Shields and Daniel Day, volunteers for Libertarians Gary Johnson and Bill Weld.
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