Author: Cedric-Luamara Atlas

I'm Cedric-Luamara Atlas, but I'm mostly known as "Lu". I use he/they pronouns, and I'm a freshman majoring in game programming and simulation. I have a strong desire to create. Storytelling, creative writing, or really just anything arts and crafty. I'm very passionate about issues regarding the LGBTQ+ community, and what I can do to make everyone feel accepted.
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New Joy to Campus – Faculty Spotlight: Joy Schmelzer

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Joy Schmelzer is the new Residence Life Director and faculty member at SNHU. Schmelzer works in the Residence Life Office located in the Green Center. She introduced herself and her background to fellow staff members and students.  “I was the former director of residence life at Salem State University in Salem Mass,” said Schmelzer. “I love that SNHU is so creative and innovative, [it]
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Ethics in Action: What does it mean to be a good person?

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Ethics in Action is an event that promotes critical and meaningful thought about ethics. The event encouraged students to consider what they believe good ethics are in society and their community, what shapes one’s philosophy and treatment of others, and how to be better people. A discussion on ethics and community action was brought to SNHU and high school students on January 18 when
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Opinion

Student Experience with Accessibility at SNHU

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Creating an accepting academic environment starts with making education attainable to all. Accommodating the needs of students who live with physical, mental, or sensory disabilities creates equal opportunities for students to learn. While faculty and staff at SNHU recognize the importance of accessibility, students share their personal experiences regarding on-campus accessibility. "The campus and all the buildings are very accessible, I've never had any
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Opinion

Culinary Freedom, or Kitchen Nightmare?

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The uncleanliness of Kingston's communal kitchen is a calamitous nightmare. Dishes pile so high in the sink that residents have no way to clean their own; as a result, students have resorted to placing dirty dishes on top of the microwave. This unsanitary environment stretches beyond simple chores and has begun to put other students' health at risk. The cupboards, which once held all
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Office Spotlight: Deborah L. Coffin Women’s Center

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The Deborah L. Coffin Women's Center offers an accepting environment for students who feel lost on campus or who need a supportive place to be themselves. They embrace all students who need a safe space, no matter their identity or background. "Our goal is to make sure people find a home on campus," said Saran Ousseini ('23). "It's a great space for people to
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Opinion

More Than One Transition: Gender, Sexuality, and Freedom of Identity at SNHU

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With new students joining SNHU, many are getting their first taste of adult independence. The transition from high school to college is often remembered fondly. Students spark connections, gain choices in their education, try different clothing styles, and experiment with who they want to be. Yet, how much do students change the moment they gain independence? Does their self-expression reflect previous expectations? Or do
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