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Windsor experienced another flood as a result of sprinklers on Tuesday, March 12. This, in turn, caused the fire alarm to activate, forcing residents to evacuate. Hooksett Fire Department responded to the incident initially, and residents couldn't return to the building for about two hours. There were also unconfirmed reports of a small electrical fire during the incident. In an email sent to students

Applications for the SNHU Named and Endowed Scholarships are live and will be available until Friday, March 22. Earned scholarships are applicable for the 2024-2025 school year and don't need to be repaid, unlike student loans. Each scholarship has different qualifications based on the student's backgrounds. There is an essay component involved, according to the SNHU website, "An essay is required for each scholarship.

SNHU wellness days are dates throughout the semester that Southern New Hampshire University allows students to catch up on missing work, mental health, or just giving time back to the students. These dates are usually around midterms or finals and allows students to debrief the work they have done so far and catch up on what they need. Offices and services will remain open

Here are some upcoming events for seniors to celebrate the last few months of their educational journey.  On March 23, there is a senior-only trip to Boston, Massachusetts to go to Encore casino from 5:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. This includes $20 slot play for those 21+. The tickets will be available February 1 on SNHUTickets. Following that event, on April 9, there will

SNHU President, Paul LeBlanc, along with a team of three employees, visited Africa from October 24 to November 1. During his visit, LeBlanc visited refugee learners and spoke at two commencement ceremonies in Kenya and Rwanda through SNHU's Global Education Movement (GEM). The GEM initiative aims to educate and empower their learners. GEM is the first large-scale online learning initiative for refugees, partnering with

In a release sent out this morning, SNHU President, Paul LeBlanc, announced that he will be stepping down from his roles as university president and CEO. The SNHU Board of Trustees unanimously appointed Lisa Marsh Ryerson, the current university provost, to succeed LeBlanc effective July 1, 2024. LeBlanc has been in charge for 20 years. He has overseen the growth of the university from