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“The Great Wall” Isn’t So Great
The action film is one of the most prominent genres in the industry, pulling in some of the largest profits in Hollywood. While they might overrun mainstream media, they certainly…
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“Get Out” Combines Horror and Social Commentary
The most frightening things in the world often hit closest to home. Horror thriller “Get Out” recognizes this by tackling racism at a time where it’s at the forefront of…
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Netflick of the Week “Black Mirror”
Originally a British show lasting two seasons on the network Channel 4 (2011-14), “Black Mirror” was picked up by Netflix in 2016 and given a third season. The series is…
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Mass Effect: Andromeda
“Mass Effect: Andromeda” is the latest addition to the “Mass Effect” series of games that was developed by BioWare and published by Electronic Arts. The game is to be released…
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Book Review: “The Grownup” Brings Modern Humor to Horror
Gillian Flynn, author of “Gone Girl,” presents a modern take on Henry James’s classic ghost story, “The Turn of the Screw,” with a woman who details her unique experience as…
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Applying for Grad School: A Waiting Game
In your senior year, a big question that comes to mind is what to do after graduation. The two main options are to either enter the real world with a…
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No SNHU Alerts, Snow Problem
SNHU gets hit by major snowstorms every year, so to keep the lots so clear, people need to move their cars. What should be a very minor inconvenience has actually…
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SNHU Class Absence Policy Requires Reform
One thing SNHU students will hear during their time as an on-campus student is that they are only allowed three unexcused absences before their grade starts being affected or they…
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Jim Winn Protects the SNHU Community
Public Safety officers have many responsibilities and duties that most students may not know about. They work every day to ensure that the campus is safe for every student and…
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Snow Removal Suggestions Piling Up
Despite the warm weather that has recently come and gone, many snow storms have hit campus this winter. Who can students and faculty thank upon waking when all of…
