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Get Ready For Registration

As the holiday season approaches, so does class registration. Academic advising has announced the dates for class registration for 24SPDAY, 24DY03, and 24DY04. Come November 13, students will rise early to select their desired classes. Class registration periods, which are based on academic credits, are listed below: November 13 7:00 a.m.: Students with 104+ completed credits 7:30 a.m.: Students with 89-103 completed credits November
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CAPE Announces Major Concert

The Coordinators of Activities, Programming, and Events (CAPE), announced that Ernest and Nate Smith will be performing at this year's major concert with David J being the special guest. The big reveal took place midway through Sex Toy Bingo, in a video that had all attendees on the edge of their seats. The spring concert will, once again, be held at the SNHU Arena,
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SNHU Athletics Adds 15 To Hall Of Fame

SNHU Athletics honored 14 individuals and one team during the Hall of Fame ceremony on October 7. The event occurred at halftime of the men's soccer game at Mark A. Ouellette Stadium. Athletic Director, Anthony Fallacaro, acknowledges that being a Hall of Fame member doesn't just come from success in sports, but outside of them as well. "The SNHU Athletics Hall of Fame is
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SNHU Men’s Soccer Off To Hot Start

SNHU men's soccer has started their season off on a high note, going 4-1-2 in their first seven contests. The early success has earned them a top 20 ranking according to United Soccer Coaches in their most recent poll. In 2022, the Penmen finished their season 8-6-4, earning a bid to the NE10 championship where they won their first match versus The College of
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Involvement Fair Resounding Success

At the beginning of every school year, SNHU's Office of Student Involvement (OSI) hosts the annual Fall Involvement Fair on the Green Space. The event took place on Wednesday, September 7, from 12-3, and students from all around campus came out to check out the clubs and organizations that SNHU has to offer. Clubs and organizations are funded by the Student Government Association (SGA)
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We’re Back… Now Let’s Get Involved

The sound of students is lingering across the dining hall, frisbees are flying along the Green Space, and the taps are flowing in the pub...that can only mean one thing: we're back. The 2022-2023 school year brought a feeling of normalcy that we as a community desperately needed. Adjusting to a post-COVID world was our focus for the better part of the year; now
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Paul LeBlanc’s Vision for SNHU in 2023-2024

In the 2022-2023 school year, SNHUdents caught a whiff of normalcy in the school's first year without a slew of COVID protocols. Although the idea of COVID still lingered throughout campus, the student body thrived and took advantage of being together. As the days go by, life becomes less affected by the pandemic. The SNHU community heads into the second year of "normalcy," and
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American Dining Creations to Make SNHU Debut

One of the hottest topics amongst the SNHU community has been the university's decision to part ways with Sodexo and sign a contract with American Dining Creations (ADC). This past summer has been full of transition in order to make sure that everything is ready to go for the return of the student body. Walking into the dining hall, there is already lots of
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End of School Year Recap

This has been the first full year on campus since the pandemic, and it has opened up many opportunities for the SNHU campus community. The SNHU community enjoyed all the aspects of campus life, from joining in on karaoke night at The Last Chapter Pub to supporting peers at Undergraduate Research Day. SNHU learned how to be a community again. We have had the
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SNHU School of Business Announces Closure of the Beloved Brewed Awakening

Brewed Awakening, previously named Cup of Love, has been a staple at SNHU for many years. It became a place for students to relax and enjoy food and beverages crafted by SNHU students, including their famous 'Crêpe Day.' However, those fun times and memories will come to an end after School of Business Dean Dr. Michael T. Tasto made the decision to shut down