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During the previous fall semester, staff and students alike were given the opportunity to utilize a week off from scheduled classes. This was known as a Blackout Week but is now being called a Catch-Up Week. The upcoming Catch-Up Week will take place during the week of February 22. Just like last semester it will not be mandated for professors. This time off will

SNHU's Men's Ice Hockey team is unsure about their winter season due to the Northeast-10 (NE10) suspending play through December. With the campus being closed and students studying remotely, this leaves the Men's Ice Hockey team to fend for themselves as they try to prepare for a future season. With no announcements of future gameplay this year, the men's team still finds ways to

Because of the nationwide increase of remote learning in colleges and universities, students have had to adapt to learning from home. Students have found resources including Grammarly, Khan Academy and Remind. These programs all aim to assist students with struggles they may have academically and help them see greater success in their classes. Grammarly is an online tool that strengthens what we write, whether

An official decision has been made, and according to an email sent by SNHU President Paul LeBlanc on October 30, SNHU will be continuing with mostly remote courses in the 2021 spring semester. This decision was the result of a student survey, sent out on October 13, with the goal to gain as much information as possible about student's thoughts on returning to campus.

A student in the Monadnock building on campus recently tested positive for the Coronavirus. They have been required to isolate in their dorm and be put under medical monitoring. After the recent positive test, a new plan of action for requirements on campus have been spurred into action.  Before coming to campus, students are required to take the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) test, a

Every student starts out the school year with a set schedule, commonly consisting of five classes. When students register for their courses during the previous semester, they have the ability to choose whichever schedule works best for them. However, with the transition to remote learning, some professors have been tweaking their courses, affecting synchronous class meet times.  “As you know, in this remote semester

Many SNHU students have found themselves in time crunches this remote semester. Students who live at home and have jobs, now have to juggle their coursework alongside their jobs. Fortunately, there are many tips and tricks to reduce the stress of a busy schedule. Time management is a great skill for all working college students to have. This kind of skill allows students to