Arts & Entertainment

The Robotics Club is a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) club founded in 2022. The club allows students to apply their knowledge to real-world situations. "The club is intended to teach students about STEM in physical and applicable real-world scenarios, with a focus on robotics," said Arthur Aznive ('23), the president and founder of the Robotics Club. The Robotics Club has around 30

The SNHU Drama Club is putting on its play, "Dinner Theatre." A dinner theatre-style play has actors perform on a stage while the audience enjoys their dinner. In previous years, "Dinner Theatre" productions included a murder mystery, a vampire story, and a funeral. The play will be performed in the Walker Auditorium on Friday, February 24 and Saturday, February 25 at 7:00 pm; doors

Prior to this academic year, SNHUdents had to look off campus for any sort of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) practices. Michael Cubillas ('23) saw this as an opportunity and worked with the Office of Student Involvement to create the SNHU Jiu-Jitsu club. The club allows students to meet new people and get some exercise while learning self-defense skills. "I started the SNHU Jiu-Jitsu club

The Gaming Club offers a place for students to interact, build community, and enjoy their favorite games together at SNHU. The club hosts weekly game nights consisting of a variety of video games, board games, and more. According to the Student Government Association, the Gaming Club was founded in 2010 and attracts new members every semester. Gaming Club President Jordon Perry ('23) joined the

Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift's latest musical project, "Midnights," was released on October 21. It is the long-awaited first new album to be released since "Evermore" (2020), bringing her collection to ten albums. The artist hyped up her fans in a social media post, stating, "Midnights, the stories of 13 sleepless nights scattered throughout my life, will be out October 21. Meet me at midnight." Swift

Radio SNHU hosted their annual "Rock The Night Away" concert, featuring The Breeze, in The Last Chapter Pub on November 17. The band covered songs by various artists, including Taylor Swift, Guns N' Roses, and Journey. Students began streaming into the Pub at 8pm. Throughout the performance, audience members sang along, clapped, and occasionally got up to dance. The Breeze initially closed out the

The Creative Writing Club is a community where SNHU writers can come together and share their work with like-minded people. Following the Involvement Fair, the Creative Writing Club continues to see an increase in membership. The club was revived in the Fall '21 semester after it went dormant during the remote year. Creative Writing Club Secretary Thomas Matuszewski ('23), shared his thoughts on the

Radio SNHU is the hub for all things music and radio on campus. Their office is located on the left wing of the Student Center, near The Last Chapter Pub. The organization is best known for hosting Karaoke Night and Name That Tune. From radio shows and podcasts to DJing at events, the opportunities are endless for campus students. Matthew Majchrzak ('24) makes the

SNHU campus organizations CAPE and Radio SNHU are set to co-host the first karaoke night of the school year. It will occur in the Last Chapter Pub (the Pub) on Monday, August 29 at 8pm. Karaoke night has always been a hit in the SNHU community, according to CAPE President, Nicholas Gaston ('23). Past events brought a near-full house as everyone went to sing

Rising artist Olivia Rodrigo asserted her influence in the music industry at the Billboard Music Awards on May 15, scoring a total of seven awards. The awards she received include Top New Artist, Top Female Artist, Top Hot 100 Artist, Top Streaming Songs Artist, Top Radio Songs Artist, Top Billboard Global 200 Artist, and Top Billboard 200 Album. Rodrigo gained popularity after releasing her