A User Account is created for all users who have an official status with the University System of New Hampshire (USNH). This includes students, faculty and staff, adjunct faculty and teaching lecturers contracted to teach in the current term; and adjunct staff members hired via the Human Resources (HR) Office.
User Accounts are required to access on-campus computers, the campus Wi-Fi network, as well as other technology resources and services. These services may vary depending upon the campus or Institution with which you have an affiliation and your role within that Institution.
The University System of New Hampshire is committed to safeguarding your personal data and enhancing the security of our technology systems to protect all USNH institutions, our employees, and our students. This article explains the Account Verification Process that applies to all USNH account holders - students, faculty, staff, contractors, faculty emeriti/ae, alumni/ae, etc.
This article provides answers to frequently asked questions regarding USNH Accounts, including how and where to log in, as well as who is eligible for an account and when. This applies to people associated with any of the University System of New Hampshire (USNH) Institutions - Keene State College (KSC), Plymouth State University (PSU), or University of New Hampshire (UNH), as well as the USNH System Office.
Students, faculty, and staff may all have the opportunity to travel abroad from their usual locations. This article provides steps to take before travelling to be sure to maintain access to important resources such as Outlook email, myCourses (Canvas), OneDrive, WebCat, Banner Self-Service, WISE, etc.
This article contains account deactivation information for USNH employees.
This article contains links for logging into the Admin Portal for NextGen Dynamic Forms. These are the correct links now that these Admin Portals are covered by Single Sign On (SSO). This applies only to those individuals with permission to use the Admin Portals.
This article walks through how to find or add your current address on Webcat for the purpose of providing proof of domicile for voter registration.
This article contains information on checking your UNH admission status.
This article contains frequently asked questions about NextBus accounts.
This article has instructions for logging into UNH's Parking Permit store (iParq) to request UNH parking permits. There are different login steps for USNH Students, Faculty, and Staff and "Affiliate Employees" - personnel who work on the UNH campus, but are not on USNH payroll (e.g. contractors, sponsored users). This service is provided by UNH Parking Services and all questions should be directed to them -
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Windows Hello is a multi-factor authentication option for domain-joined workstations using Microsoft Windows 10 and 11. It enables a strong and secure authentication method that turns the user’s PC into one of their log-in factors, binding a device-specific login to the user’s local account. Windows Hello will be enabled for individual-use USNH-managed Windows computers during Summer 2025.
Windows Hello is a multi-factor authentication option for domain-joined workstations using Microsoft Windows 10 and 11. It enables a strong and secure authentication method that turns the user’s PC into one of their log-in factors, binding a device-specific login to the user’s local account. Windows Hello will be enabled for individual-use USNH-managed Windows computers during Summer 2025.