In 2004, on the occasion of 75 years of educating children and future teachers, the CSDC embarked on a process of reflection about the identity of the center. One starting place for a better understanding of Where are we now? and Where are we going? is to look carefully at What came before? ...

Students from professor Carol Fishers puppetry class come to entertain the students at the CSDC.

Children, UNH students, parents, and teachers from the Child Study and Development Center (CSDC) gained insight into the art and humanity of renowned artist and children’s book author Dahlov Ipcar when they visited the UNH Museum of Art recently.

New Hampshire Public Television talks with John Nimmo, UNH Family Studies, about the CSDC's horticulture curriculum for pre-school to kindergarten age children.

Morris Dees, co-founder of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), visited the Child Study and Development Center in January 2011 to view the center’s “Looking In, Looking Out” mural.