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SNHU men's club volleyball is gearing up for the start of their season at the beginning of the Spring semester. The club has been running for four years. Marshall Littlefield, the club president, spoke about the club. "Typical practice times are 8-10pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, although that changes depending on gym availability," said Littlefield. "Sometimes we also have optional weekend practices on the

Professor John McCannon, the coordinator of the History program, took a research trip to Lithuania for research into the life and art of the Lithuanian painter and composer Mikalojus Ciurlionis (1875-1911) from October 18 to October 23. This research trip is part of a much larger and earlier research trip on Russian painter and explorer Nicholas Roerich (1874-1947). “I traveled to Moscow, Saint Petersburg,

The Psychology Student Association (PSA) is a club at SNHU geared towards those interested in psychology. President of PSA, Abby Kotula (‘24), who is new to her role this year, spoke about her club and how this year has become a building year for them. "We like to get everyone involved with [PSA]. We give opportunities to those not even in the psychology major,”

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SNHU has officially recognized the Chess Club this year as a new club. The club meets every Wednesday inside the Shapiro Library cafe from 11am to 3pm. These meetings teach students how to play chess across all different skill levels. Even the Dean of Arts and Science and other faculty have been known to join. Once a month, an all-member meeting will take place

The Esports program at SNHU was founded in 2019. At first, there were just a few players and two coaches in a room in Stark Hall; now the Esports Program has grown to have over 70 students with its own dedicated space in the Green Center. Esports has a few different areas to get involved in. First is the free play hours, which occur

SNHU's nationally accredited arboretum goes unnoticed by a large portion of the campus population. The arboretum is located across from the Gustafson Center on the south side of campus. The 25 acres of campus have been protected, studied, and loved by science professors and students and the sustainability team. It is also the only accredited arboretum in New Hampshire.  “The arboretum provides hands-on, experiential

Student Government Association (SGA) is one of SNHU's most prominent clubs on campus. SGA President, Paige McNamara ('24), revealed how SGA plans to serve the SNHU community this year. McNamara has a background working with the Office of Residence Life as a Resident Assistant. This gave her insight into some of SNHU's problems and spurred her to want to make positive changes at SNHU.

Have you heard of the Learning Engagement and Academic Innovation (LEAI) department? LEAI is an office on campus that helps students and faculty. SNHU is filled with exciting learning opportunities all over campus. The Learner Engagement Team hires students to be partners alongside faculty and staff to continuously improve campus. They help create and define experiential learning opportunities for students to enhance the classroom

Style Club at SNHU is a place to showcase your personal style and bring people together through fashion. President of Style Club, Cloverlyn Willis ('24), strives to bring the SNHU community together through fashion, creating a safe space for everyone to show their personal style and explore new ones. Willis wants people to know everyone is welcome to join. For those worried about joining