Author: Yazan Haimur

The Multicultural Student Union (MSU) is hosting Soul Food Dinner Sunday, February 17, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the upper Dinning Hall. The event is put forth to celebrate unique backgrounds and differing cultures. Tickets are expected to sell quickly. MSU Secretary Osheen Turnbull states that the event's main goal is to help students meet new people and learn new things from

SNHU has partnered with a phone application called uSafeUS in an effort to help keep their students safe and out of uncomfortable situations. The app is mostly focused on preventing sexual violence, however, it can aid students in various dangerous circumstances. uSafeUS allows SNHU students to have access to many different resources such as the wellness center, public safety, community services, university services and