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Varat, who is the first-ever coordinator of the Public Humanities Initiative (PHI), an initiative to support the works of the humanities, said she wanted to exemplify the work that the humanities department has to offer. “There’s big majors like justice studies or psychology that get a lot of play, but humanities tend to be small. Not a lot of people major in humanities here

Robert Frost's McIninch Art Gallery is featuring prints by artist Nicole Eisenman until December 21. There are 17 prints displayed, including "Tea Party," "12 Heads," and "Fleet Week." They can be seen in-person or virtually. Viewers of the virtual exhibition will be able to use the guided tour feature provided. The gallery description of Eisenman's prints says, "Eisenman evokes wit and sentiment to the

Award-winning author and poet Matthew Miller is visiting SNHU in the Walker Auditorium on October 19 at 5 pm. Staff and students who attend will be able to hear select poetry and excerpts from his newest book, "Tender the River," released earlier this year. Miller was born and raised in Lowell, MA, and has been writing for decades. He earned his BA and played