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A crowd gathered inside the Penmen Room Tuesday, April 16 as the Student Government Association (SGA) held its final meeting to vote on changes to its constitution and induct the new Student Government for next semester. Seats were brought in to accommodate the 40+ students who represented several clubs ranging from the Culinary Student Association to the Student Veterans of America. The reason behind

The President’s Commission for LGBTQIA+ Advocacy held its Break the Silence rally Friday, April 12 in the Last Chapter Pub. The rally followed the annual Day of Silence, a national protest to acknowledge and prevent the erasure of those in the LGBTQIA+ community. Rainbow balloons dotted the pub and were illuminated by dim rainbow lighting. Attendees could take stickers and pins off of the

The International Students Association (ISA) held its 36th Annual International Gala on April 12, 2019. This year's theme was Treasures in Diversity and was meant to celebrate the students who have traveled here from all over the world to attend Southern New Hampshire University. Vice President of ISA, Amanda White (‘20), spoke to the importance of why they hold the Gala each year. “We

There's a place on campus where students can make their creations come to life. The Makerspace is a lab in the back of the library's first floor. While the walls and tables full of equipment can feel intimidating, it's open for all students and faculty to use. The Makerspace puts creative technologies within fingertips of the students, including computers for design, 3D printers, sewing

The Dining Hall stopped serving double portions of meat last September in stations such as Mill City Grill and the Deli. It was discovered that students were not informing cashiers that they had double portions on their plate. This resulted in students only paying for single portions of meat which lost the Dining Hall money. According to Dan VanAvery, the general manager of the

Anyone in the SNHU community who has experienced an issue with the on-campus facilities may be familiar with work orders. Yet, many students may not know that facilities changed the process in which work orders can be submitted during the month of January. A work order is a work ticket someone submits to facilities when there is a problem that needs to be fixed.

As business students know, the journey down the hill on River Road can at times feels death-defying, especially in the winter. Webster students may not be aware that they are not alone. Right across the street is the Madison House, SNHU’s center for all things music. While there is no music performance major offered at SNHU, there is a music education program. This is

Campus Compact for New Hampshire (CCNH) held its 2019 President's Awards Banquet at the Manchester Country Club in Bedford on Tuesday, April 9 from noon to 2 p.m. CCNH is a statewide organization that integrates community service and civic responsibility to higher education institutions. Higher education institutions from all across the state, from White Mountains Community College to SNHU, were represented by dedicated student

When college comes to an end, many graduate students may not know exactly what to do. Luckily for them, the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affair's Fulbright program can grant them a great educational experience to learn about different cultures and continue developing their skill sets even after graduation. A workshop presented by Outreach and Recruitment Officer Aferdita Krasniqi to learn more about this