Undergraduate Research Day 2026 Photo Gallery
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Don Brezinski Retires After 19 Impactful Years
In his 19 years here at Southern New Hampshire University, Don Brezinski has held many titles. Originally joining SNHU as Vice President of Institutional Advancement in 2007, Don has since watched so much of our campus grow into what we see today. Now as he approaches the bittersweet event of his retirement on March 20th as Executive Vice President for Campus Administration, there is
Undergraduate Research Day Preview
Undergraduate Research Day is an annual celebration of student and staff work and dedication. The event offers an opportunity for Individuals or classes to showcase projects they've been working on. Southern New Hampshire University offers a total of $10,000 in grants for students and staff to use for material supplies or conference trips to assist students in their research. Participating students can receive certificates,
Faculty & Funk Band Photo Gallery
On November 7th, the SNHU Faculty and Funk bands performed in the Last Chapter Pub. The faculty band was composed of Rick Cook on trumpet, Lundy Lewis on guitar, Kurt Stuke on Bass, and Vinco Corbo on drums. The funk band was composed of Lexx LaRouche and McKenna Taylor with vocals, Rick Cook and Anderson Ferreira on trumpet, Mikayla Keller and Evelyn Sidor on
Race to the IM Cup
When SNHU’s new Intramural Cup (IM Cup) kicked off this fall, it introduced more than just another competition, it is an introduction to a new campus tradition designed to connect students through friendly rivalry, teamwork, and school spirit. This year long challenge is a culmination of all intramural sports. Teams are allowed up to 15 members, who will be the participating athletes for the
Coming Alongside our International Students & Immigrant Communities
While bringing my child to preschool early one recent morning, we had a curious conversation about migrating monarch butterflies… It started off with a delightful discussion revolving around facts about monarchs. We spoke about information he’s learned in school and at home, including their lifecycle and the magnificence of metamorphosis. Then, he spoke of monarchs’ migration patterns; monarchs migrate from Mexico up to the US and Canada, often across
New Card Readers Installed Campus-Wide
New key card scanners have been installed in all buildings on campus, according to the Network Operations Team at SNHU. In the past few weeks, the key card readers on campus have been gradually replaced with new readers from Schlage, a lock & access control company founded in the US. Stacy Gomez, the Manager of Site Services with the Network Operations Team, shared
Green Roof On Paul Hall
Beginning in August of 2024, Dr. Aaron Collins, Associate Professor Chemistry, brought Environmental Science students together to work on an upcoming project to put a Green Roof on Paul Hall. Green Roofs are a beneficial feature for modern infrastructure as it can reduce stormwater run-off from roofs and can reduce the heat island effect. Plants covering a portion of a building will reduce the
Food Waste in the Dining Hall
SNHUs Office of Sustainability participated in an initiative where they tracked waste consumed by students in the dining hall on Tuesday, March 25 and Thursday, March 27. These numbers were tracked both days from 11am to 2pm and 4pm to 8pm. On Tuesday the office weighed 6 bags of food waste totaling 179 pounds for the whole day as well 9 bags of paper
How SNHU Can Better Support Commuters in the Campus Community
The recipe for campus culture: spontaneous meetups, late-night study sessions, food plan dinners, roommate drama, and exploring your college town. It is that simple, if you are a resident on campus, of course. But for students who commute back and forth from home to school, concocting the right ingredients to replicate that recipe can feel almost impossible. Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) used to