Author: Rebecca LeBoeuf

Rebecca LeBoeuf graduated summa cum laude in 2018 with a B.A. in communication and a minor in professional writing. She is a former editor in chief and held other positions on the Press including Penmen Abroad editor and copy editor. Her favorite part of journalism is listening to and sharing people's stories.
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Townhouse Staff Helps Boston’s Homeless

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Five Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) Townhouse Resident Assistants (RA) and the Assistant Resident Director (ARD) collected toiletries and winter gear to deliver to the Friends of Boston’s Homeless organization and distributed bagged lunches to the hungry on the streets of Boston on Saturday, Nov. 19. “It definitely puts you outside of your comfort zone,” sophomore RA Katie Kelly said about the day. RAs
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Lean on Me When You’re Not Strong

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Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) has an in­credibly diverse number of clubs and organizations that are open for any student to join. Because of tight schedules, students tend to pick the one or two clubs where their interests and skills best align. The opportunity for club collaboration is constantly changing and evolving, and by highlighting some of the differ­ent forms of collaboration, The Penmen
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Munchiez Touches Down

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The culinary students at Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) have brought Munchiez Food Truck to Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Mass. to serve food at New England Patriots Games. “Having the Munchiez Food Truck onsite at Foxboro Stadium was just one of the many collaborative projects that we’ve coordinated with the Patriots,” Director of Marketing and Communications, Steve Boucher said. Culinary students prepare food from
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Annual Town Hall Panel Answers Student Questions

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The annual Town Hall Panel, coordinated by the Student Government Association (SGA) and co-sponsored with The Penmen Press, was held in the Hospitality Salons on Wednesday, Oct. 19 at 6 p.m. Held each fall, “Town Hall is a great way for students to voice their concerns about campus and to receive the latest information about new campus projects and initiatives,” Vice President of SGA
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Cast a Vote on Election Day

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This year is the first presidential election that many students will be participating in. On Nov. 8, shuttles will continuously run from the Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) campus to the ballots. Students can register to vote that day at the ballots, even if they are already registered elsewhere. It is not unnoticed that many Americans often feel disillusioned with the democratic system. There
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Michelle Obama Makes History at SNHU

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Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) President Paul LeBlanc tweeted on Monday, Oct. 10, that the campus would be hosting a “very, very special VIP visitor” later that week. Students and faculty quickly began pegging @snhuprez with their guesses, which ranged from David Ortiz to Missy Elliot. The next morning, news dropped that the First Lady of the United States would be coming to N.H.
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Man Exonerated From Death Row Speaks at SNHU

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The Justice Student Association (JSA) and Joanne Normand, associate director of Justice Studies, brought the first American to ever be exonerated from death row by DNA evidence to the Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) campus in collaboration with the New Hampshire Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty. Students, faculty, and the public were invited to Walker Auditorium on Sept. 29 at 6 p.m. to watch
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Construction to Continue

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Following President Paul LeBlanc’s Oct. 8 tweet announcing $60 million in new construction projects on campus, Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) Community may see further expansion during their time at the university. The Board of SNHU Trustees approved the building of an Engineering and Technology building as well as a new residence hall. These projects will expand the physical landscape of the campus, and
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Thank you, Student Government

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The Student Government Association (SGA) provided ev­ery Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) club and organization a $1,000 Bonus Al­location to their budgets. This bonus will be a permanent ad­dition to club budgets, and will be provided to new and starting clubs as well. This $1,000 bonus will allow the clubs and organizations on campus to increase the extent of their programming and event planning
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