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Hospitality Gets a Face-Lift
This article was originally posted in the SNHU Observer (Volume IV, Issue 5) on April 22, 1997: As you may know, the New Hampshire College hospitality division is now housed…
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Last-Minute Opportunities
Securing an internship or job for the summer is something many students aim to do. If one hasn’t, no need to worry, there are still plenty of opportunities to connect…
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Kingston Up, Suites Down
As the SNHU campus continues to evolve and grow, new Residence Halls go up. This also means that older halls come down. Last year the upper suites Winnisquam and Chocorua,…
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Thank You, Student Leaders
On behalf of the Penmen Press, it was with our great pleasure to accept the Scott W. Caswell Outstanding Student Organization Award at last night’s Leadership Awards Banquet. Our staff…
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Alumna Moves to Spain After Study Abroad Experience
Aryion Petrelle is an SNHU alumna and is now living abroad in Madrid, Spain. Petrelle has been living in Spain for about a year but has lived abroad for roughly…
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SGA Voter Turnout Down 13 Percent Since 2015
This spring election for Student Government Association (SGA) senate and executive board saw the lowest voter turnout rate in five years, with only 15 percent of the eligible student population…
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Amount of Snow Days in Fall vs. Spring
Over the years, snow days have been both a good and bad thing for SNHU. The snow days in the fall and the spring semesters have both excited and disappointed…
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Public Safety Prepares The Community for Active Shooter Situations
In the case of an active shooter situation, people are often confused on how to respond. On April 10 in Walker Auditorium, Public Safety provided answers. Civilian Response to Active…
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“Ready Player One” Plays to Its Strengths
From the best-selling novel of the same name, Ready Player One is a decent example of how to mix pop-culture references and futuristic technologies in an interesting, albeit uneven, film.…
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“Isle of Dogs” Dazzles and Confuses
The newest film from Wes Anderson shows him treading new ground while continuing many of the same trends that we have come to expect from the director. Isle of Dogs is…
