Author: Nicholas VonSchantz-Ricci

Nick is a sophomore majoring in Culinary Management. He loves to cook and he also has in interest in U.S. History and Humanities. He primarily writes news articles, as well as restaurant profiles. In addition to serving as Junior Copy Editor for the Penmen Press, he is the Publicist for SNHU's Culinary Student Association and a member of the Signature Leadership Program.
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The Quill Brings Upscale Cuisine to SNHU Campus

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Among the many unique features of the SNHU campus is the presence of a full-service, student-run restaurant known as The Quill. This restaurant has been the center of the culinary program at SNHU since the program began. The space has undergone extensive alterations over the years, but the commitment to high-quality dishes in a comfortable setting has remained constant. Chef Kristy Ammann, a SNHU
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Restaurant Spotlight: Roots Café Offers Creative Dishes in a Discreet Setting

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When it comes to local eateries, sometimes the best food can be found at the most unique establishments. From the outside, Robie’s Country Store, located at 9 Riverside St. in Hooksett, is seen as a humble red building. Inside the store, a little café called Roots is cranking out creative breakfast and lunch items in a homey, quaint space. The structure was built in
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NASA Cassini Mission Comes to an End

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The revolutionary Cassini mission came to an end on September 15, 2017. To celebrate the success of the mission, Dr. Ghanim Aljumaily, professor at the SNHU College of Engineering, Technology and Aeronautics (CETA), spoke about his involvement in the mission and the information obtained by the spacecraft. Cassini was launched on October 15, 1997 with the goal of studying Saturn and its moons. The
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Clubs and Organizations: Culinary Student Association

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It is no secret that food is vital to human existence, but to many of us, it is so much more than that. Food is a source of excitement, a facet of culture and a catalyst for innovation. SNHU’s Culinary Student Association (CSA) aims to give students the opportunity to sample unfamiliar products, learn new techniques, and broaden their culinary knowledge. CSA is run
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Michael Reaves Promotes Inclusion on Campus

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Creating and maintaining an inclusive and welcoming environment on campus is among the most prominent objectives for faculty here at SNHU. Few individuals are more committed to ensuring this than Michael Reaves, Assistant Director of Diversity. The Office of Diversity, located in the Green Center, provides support and guidance to students of color, international students and members of the LGBTQ community. The office also
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SNHU Buddies Celebrates Autism Awareness Month

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The month of April is recognized as National Autism Awareness Month. SNHU Buddies and the Coordinators of Activities and Programming Events (CAPE) hosted an autism awareness-themed bingo night on Wednesday, April 12 in the Last Chapter Pub. SNHU Buddies is a relatively new student organization on campus that enables members to establish meaningful friendships with individuals that have intellectual and developmental disabilities. SNHU Buddies
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International Gala Spreads Cultural Awareness

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On Friday, April 7, the International Student Association, in collaboration with Radio SNHU, Student Government Association, Diversity Programs and others, hosted the 34th Annual International Gala in the small gym of the Athletic Center. The goal of the event, which attracted a large crowd, was to increase awareness of the international community here at SNHU and to promote global culture. The event attracted a
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SNHU Culinary Is Here To Stay

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For the past two months, the Culinary department at SNHU has been in a state of unrest regarding the future of the Culinary program here on campus. On Monday, March 13, Michael Evans, Vice President of Academic Affairs, announced President Paul LeBlanc’s final decision. Back in January, Evans made a proposition to “teach out” the Culinary program, meaning that once the current freshman class
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Musician Gives Entertaining And Interactive Performance

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Musical performances are almost always crowd pleasers here at SNHU. John Rush, also known as “The Human iPod,” gave a unique and interactive musical performance on the Last Chapter Pub stage on Saturday, March 26. The event was sponsored by the Coordinators of Activities and Programming Events (CAPE). Free soft pretzels and chicken fingers were available to all attendees. Rush’s title of “The Human
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