Tag: Issue: 6

The Learning Center partakes in its own group project during this time of year: Extended Walk-in Tutoring hours during finals week. The spirit of teamwork is what allows Walk-in Tutoring to run efficiently throughout the semester, yet it seems to be amplified the busier the sessions get. "Finals Walk-in Tutoring is all hands on deck, with more staffing than usual. They all work well

On top of tuition, room, and board, supplies and personal expenses, textbooks are another expense that adds to the already large pile of debt students accrue throughout the college years. According to the National Association of College Stores, the average textbook price is $145 in 2016. Textbooks are required in most, if not all classes, so it is important that students know the different

On Wednesday, Nov. 16, the Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) Film Contemporary Global Cinema Series Sponsored by the School of Arts & Sciences presented the 1994 Hong Kong film "Chungking Express" at Walker Auditorium. Professor Charles Andrews hosted the lecture to give a brief film introduction and question-and-answer session before and after the film showing. Shot in two months, "Chungking Express" was created when

We think it's safe to say that this semester seemed to fly by for everyone. Somehow, we managed to produce six issues of The Penmen Press, plus a Welcome Back Issue, co-sponsor more events, and get to know the many new faces on our staff. Following the Involvement Fair, we were excited to see our staff grow to 45 members, and even more excited

I return home to the states in just under one month and I feel as though I have just arrived. I have come to learn that this feeling comes routinely during parts of life. Time—we never seem to have enough of it. Looking back, I did not do half of what I wanted to do. I did not travel outrageously; I had conflicting schedules