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Food Waste in the Dining Hall

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SNHUs Office of Sustainability participated in an initiative where they tracked waste consumed by students in the dining hall on Tuesday, March 25 and Thursday, March 27. These numbers were tracked both days from 11am to 2pm and 4pm to 8pm. On Tuesday the office weighed 6 bags of food waste totaling 179 pounds for the whole day as well 9 bags of paper
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How SNHU Can Better Support Commuters in the Campus Community

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The recipe for campus culture: spontaneous meetups, late-night study sessions, food plan dinners, roommate drama, and exploring your college town. It is that simple, if you are a resident on campus, of course. But for students who commute back and forth from home to school, concocting the right ingredients to replicate that recipe can feel almost impossible. Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) used to
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Greek Life Spotlight: Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity

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Kappa Delta Phi (KDP) is a fraternity part of Greek life at SNHU. The fraternity started in 1900 at Bridgewater State University. The SNHU chapter was founded in 1968. There are 11 active members currently part of KDP (Kappa Delta Phi). While there’s not a definitive number of currently active members, the numbers range from 12 to 14. KDP President, Rence O’Rourke (’26) emphasis
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Building an Intramural Community

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Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) offers an intramural sports program that allows students to stay active, have fun, and build lasting friendships. With an emphasis on accessibility and community, the program continues to evolve, offering a space for students of all backgrounds to come together through sport. One of the most significant advantages of intramural sports at SNHU is the accessibility. Unlike other universities,
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SNHU Concert Series: The Wolff Sisters & Stone Strangers

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On Friday, January 31, another installment of the SNHU Concert Series debuted. This concert, starring The Wolff Sisters and The Stone Strangers, was loud, vibrant, and nothing short of captivating. People flooded into the pub to buy drinks and watch the show with their friends. The bands themselves, were both local and unique, each offering wonderful songs and receiving cheers and claps as they
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SNHU Sustainability’s First Highlight Report

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The Southern New Hampshire University Office of Sustainability has released its first “Sustainability Highlights Report,” highlighting the progress made in the institution’s path toward effective sustainable practices. The major hurdles the team has accomplished are recognized in this report. “For the first time, we have implemented enterprise-wide, responsive environmental reporting. These milestones reflect our collective effort and the commitment to creating a sustainable organization,”
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Alumni Involvement on Campus

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We all know about Homecoming weekend and Commencement, but where else can Southern New Hampshire alumni be found? While alumni are present here on campus throughout each semester, some students are left wondering how to contact or where they can be found as a resource here at SNHU. According to Allison Pudvah, the Associate Director of Alumni Engagement, the university has seen an "exponential
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Student Spotlight: SGA President Anna Carbone

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Anna Carbone, a Junior and the president of the Student Government Association (SGA) at SNHU, wants SGA to be more connected to the student body. Carbone was a freshmen looking for involvement and found the SGA. She joined as a senator and became the President of SGA this year. “I was just a kid who came here and wanted to be a part of
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SNHU’s Student Market

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The Student Market at SNHU is being held in the lobby of Robert Frost and the Humanities Lab on Tuesday, November 19 and Thursday, November 21, from 3:30 to 5:30pm. This is the second Student Market that SNHU ran which offers a space for students to sell their work. Students can expect to see crochet, photography, painting, jewelry, knitted items, magnets, and more. Last
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Homesick Tips for International Students

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The journey of an international student is one only that can be described as a “rollercoaster of emotions." The excitement of new friends, new culture, and starting somewhere new, is parallel to the fear of being alone and the nervousness of meeting new people; all of this is completely normal when living away from your home, and your country. The feeling of being homesick
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