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Hospitality Gets a Face-Lift

April 26, 2018April 26, 2018 Jeffrey Girouard0

This article was originally posted in the SNHU Observer (Volume IV, Issue 5) on April 22, 1997: As you may know, the New Hampshire College hospitality division is now housed in a new building on south campus. What you may not know are the changes that have happened behind the scenes and the changes that are yet to come. The new building is now

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Cannabis Club Approved by SGA and Student Involvement

April 20, 2018April 20, 2018 Sarah Silvestriadis0

This article was originally posted in the SNHU Observer (Volume XX, Issue 8) on March 26, 2014: The Office of Student Involvement at Southern New Hampshire University recently approved a student organization geared towards education about marijuana. The CannAwareness Club, started by junior Ryan Longly, aims to educate and raise awareness of the economical, environmental, medical, physical, positive and negative effects of cannabis. Through

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Rumors of Change

April 12, 2018April 11, 2018 Danielle Nuss0

This article was originally posted in the SNHU Observer (Volume V, Issue 2) on October 28, 1998: The latest rumor spreading around the New Hampshire College campus is the Townhouses are going to be removed in the near future. This rumor also says an academic building and a dorm resembling Washington Hall will replace the Townhouses. President Gustafson said New Hampshire College is speaking

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Robert Frost Hall Gets Wired

April 5, 2018April 5, 2018 Matt Miville0

This article was originally posted in the SNHU Observer (Volume VIII, Issue 6) on March 7, 2002: Over the past couple of months people have marveled at the new building's design. There is far more than meets the eye. In an effort to find out what Robert Frost Hall was made of technologically, this reporter set out to get some information about what goes

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Pay For Printing? Not So Fast

March 29, 2018March 29, 2018 Corey Davenport0

This article was originally posted in the SNHU Observer (Volume XIX, Issue 6) on February 6, 2013: There are rumors swirling around campus regarding the new printing system. Some students say it is another way for the school to "nickel and dime" everyone, others say it is one way for the school to cut costs. The real truth is that SNHU is continuing to become

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Radio Finally Comes to New Hampshire College

March 22, 2018March 22, 2018 Scott Sattler0

This article was originally posted in the SNHU Observer (Volume V, Issue 6) on February 24, 1999: As New Hampshire College steps into the twenty-first century one of its goals is to become a full-fledged university. There are many facets of becoming a university that the school has concerned itself with; however, there are still a few things the school needs that it has

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Penmen Cash in Full Affect

March 8, 2018March 8, 2018 Ashley Manley0

This article was originally posted in the SNHU Observer (Volume XVI, Issue 3) on November 19, 2008: Penmen Cash was recently enhanced at Southern New Hampshire University, as of October 27th. Penmen Cash is an account, much like a debit card, that is linked to SNHU student's school ID cards. In previous years, Penmen Cash could only be used on campus; however, with this

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McIninch Art Gallery Officially Opens

March 1, 2018March 1, 2018 Kara Dufour0

This article was originally posted in the SNHU Observer (Volume VIII, Issue 6) on March 7, 2002: As some at SNHU followed their normal Friday evening routines, invited guests mingled in the foyer of Robert Frost Hall, sipping soda and snacking on treats. On Friday, February 22, at 7 p.m., the McIninch Art Gallery officially opened its doors, marking a special addition to SNHU.

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Introducing Dr. Paul LeBlanc, SNHU’s Next President

February 22, 2018February 22, 2018 Cari Welch0

This article was originally posted in the SNHU Observer (Volume IX, Issue 8) on April 24, 2003: President Richard Gustafson is leaving the SNHU Presidency. That fact is sad, but more than that, it's almost scary. Saying good-bye to our long-time leader is the end of an era; it's farewell to a man who is responsible for many great accomplishments at SNHU. So who