Lifestyle

One of the challenges of being a college student is knowing how and when to communicate with professors. Students may also find it difficult to reach out for help from other campus resources. These can be simple and beneficial skills if done correctly. SNHU professors and professional staff were surveyed to help with common communication opportunities for students. How and When to Contact a

With the end of the Fall '22 semester approaching, graduating students are preparing for the next steps in their careers. For many, this includes putting in applications for master's programs. SNHU has a select number of offerings for on-campus programs. Degrees students can earn include a Master of Science (MS), a Master of Education (MEd), a Master of Fine Arts (MFA), a Master of

SNHU's Sustainability Week is set to occur from October 22 to October 29, during which multiple events will be hosted. The Environmental Club has events going on in correlation with Sustainability Week. Recent events the Environmental Club has hosted include tree planting, planting garden boxes at the Lincoln and Conway apartments, and participating in Homecoming. During the tree planting, five serviceberry trees were planted

SNHU students have varying college experiences during the pandemic. Last year, staff and students were subject to COVID testing and the mask mandate, affecting campus nightlife and activities. With COVID under control and minimal to no restrictions, students may be wondering what to do with the newfound freedom. (Student) employees and campus organizations, like CAPE and The Pub, witnessed both COVID and post-COVID standards

Being a new student at a new place can be overwhelming, especially when not knowing where things are or how they work.    Below are some helpful places around campus as well as some good things to know for the future.    Campus Safety The Public Safety office is located near the library in the Morrissey House. Their hours of operation are Monday through Friday from

As the fall semester begins and students settle into classes, there is still time to find an internship for credit, pay, or if really lucky, both. Internships have become increasingly important for finding a job after graduation. In today’s competitive job market, having at least one relevant internship is often a requirement to qualify for an entry-level role. Even sophomore year isn’t too soon

SNHU will be holding its biannual Involvement Fair on the Green Space on Wednesday, September 7 from 12 to 3 pm. This event is held every semester and gives students the opportunity to branch out and meet new people, find a sport, club, or an on-campus job. College is widely known for its academic opportunities and community-building. The Assistant Director of the Office of

The SNHU community is in the midst of a new school year, once again bringing the campus back to life. Students reunite and regular hangouts on campus become lively again throughout the progression of the semester. The one hangout space that commuter students can call theirs is the commuter lounge located in the Student Center: a place that many call a "hidden gem" on

The student-run café, Brewed Awakening, reopened in the Hospitality Center on January 24. Hours of operation run Monday through Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and Fridays from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Brewed Awakening has something for everyone, from iced and hot coffee to delicious sandwiches. They even offer matcha, which cannot be found anywhere else on campus. They also offer items

With the transition to campus, staff and students have been experiencing burnout over the course of the semester as schedules and workloads have grown. “I feel like there’s definitely times where I’m stressed out,” said Olukpe Viakinnou ('25). “I have a lot of work I need to get done and have, like, a lot of extracurricular activities that I have to manage as well.”