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SNHU executives made the decision to dissolve the School of International Engagement (SIE) and integrate its services into other campus departments. "The services embedded in [the School of International Engagement] are not being eliminated,” said Don Brezinski, Executive Vice President on Campus. "It's more of a functional alignment in where offices can best be served." The three areas initially under the School of International

With a new school year rapidly approaching for the SNHU community, there are many questions regarding how this academic year will run. Paul LeBlanc, President of SNHU, expresses his optimism about the upcoming school year. However, SNHU has not seen a traditional year since the 2018-2019 academic year. After multiple years of uncertainty, it is unclear what students should expect. "We all know that

The Student Government Association (SGA) is an organization that represents the best interest of students on campus. They do this through shared governance, sound fiscal policy, beneficial services, and leadership. According to the SGA website, "...members take the suggestions, comments, and concerns that are voiced by students like you and make appropriate changes to our campus whenever possible. Whether it is an alteration of

With a new semester comes the beginning of many students' college experiences. Without the familiarity of old friends and family, it can be difficult to adjust to a new environment. Clubs on campus are a great way to ease the transition into university. There are plenty of clubs offering different experiences that help students meet others with similar interests. Most club events are open

SNHU seniors have the opportunity to celebrate their achievements at the "happiest place on Earth" after years of hard work, dedication, and unexpected global challenges. In the past, the senior class trip occurred after classes wrapped up for the spring semester, however, SNHU moved it up to Spring Break. While this trip is open to all on-campus seniors, there is one group that will

People often grow up aspiring to attend their dream college; the place where they belong. Between watching movies and reading books, people envision themselves in place of the characters living the ‘perfect’ college experience. However, expectations were marred over the past few years. Despite the setbacks, the SNHU community overcame every obstacle and now has a chance for a fresh start. As incoming and

SNHU's annual senior class trip is set to take a 'magic carpet ride' to Walt Disney World during spring break. Attendees must be full-time, campus-based undergraduate students set to graduate December 2022, May 2023, or December 2023. After assessing ticket sales for the 2022 senior trip to Universal Studios last year, SNHU switched back to Disney. "This year we planned Universal to try to

A portrait was unveiled in the honor of Edward S. Wolak at the Edward S. Wolak Library Learning Commons on May 4. Many members of the SNHU community attended the event, including SNHU President, Paul Leblanc, and Wolak himself. The portrait, painted by Richard Whitney, is located in the library atrium beside the fireplace. Wolak's term as a Board of Trustees member ended this

The McIninch Art Gallery, located in Robert Frost Hall, will be shut down effective June 30. In a letter sent to faculty, Executive Vice President on Campus Donald J. Brezinski stated that the space will be repurposed to, "focus on projects and programs that directly impact curriculum and showcase student work." The gallery opened on February 22, 2002, and has displayed a variety of

Swae Lee, the rapper, singer, and songwriter who features with artists like Post Malone, Khalid, Travis Scott, and Kane Brown, visited the SNHU Field House for the largest concert of the school year. The CAPE-sponsored event was held on April 16 during which students attended the first concert since the fall of 2019.  Students were lined up at the doors at 6pm to watch the