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SNHU’s New Design Thinking Lab

The Design Thinking Lab is a new space on campus for students, faculty, and staff to create and collaborate. Over the summer, it was transformed into a space that the SNHU community can utilize. The lab's intended goal is to provide an "open space of possibility" on campus that anyone can use. Brandon Crose, Assistant Game Design Professor, is the lab manager. He emphasizes
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Humanities Festival 2024

On April 17 from 2-5 p.m., SNHU is holding the annual Humanities Festival to celebrate art, philosophy, and culture. Various student organizations, offices, and academic departments will be participating. This year, it will be bigger than ever in regards to the events and activities.   There have been tireless efforts from many different student groups, including the graphics team of students that created all
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Historic Solar Eclipse Comes To Be Seen In New Hampshire

On Monday, April 8, New Hampshire will see its first total solar eclipse event in 65 years. The last total solar eclipse seen in New Hampshire was in 1959. Although New Hampshire hasn’t been in the path of totality since, eclipse events happen about once every 18 months globally. These events are not always visible because they pass over different hemispheres or other parts
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SNHU’s Education Program Accredited

The School of Arts, Sciences and Education at Southern New Hampshire University was granted accreditation at the initial licensure level by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation Washington, DC. The following programs are included in the accreditation cycle in a document titled “EPP Approved Programs” by SNHU. The accreditation process took more than 18 months to complete and it was accomplished through
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Spring 2024 Commencement

The Southern New Hampshire University Spring 2024 in-person commencement ceremony is on May 4 at 9:30 a.m. at the SNHU Arena Located at 555 Elm St., Manchester, NH. The spring virtual ceremony is on May 25. Each graduate at the ceremony will receive up to 10 tickets for friends and family to attend. To secure these tickets there is an email to register for
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Windsor Flooded Again… What Happened?

Windsor experienced another flood as a result of sprinklers on Tuesday, March 12. This, in turn, caused the fire alarm to activate, forcing residents to evacuate. Hooksett Fire Department responded to the incident initially, and residents couldn't return to the building for about two hours. There were also unconfirmed reports of a small electrical fire during the incident. In an email sent to students
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Apply For Named And Endowed Scholarships

Applications for the SNHU Named and Endowed Scholarships are live and will be available until Friday, March 22. Earned scholarships are applicable for the 2024-2025 school year and don't need to be repaid, unlike student loans. Each scholarship has different qualifications based on the student's backgrounds. There is an essay component involved, according to the SNHU website, "An essay is required for each scholarship.
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Undergraduate Research Day

College is meant to be a time to share experiences and learn breakthrough information to share it with your peers. A great way to do this is to present at Undergraduate Research Day here at SNHU. Undergraduate research is a great way to learn more about a topic you might be interested in with guidance from SNHU professors. Not only can our STEM majors
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Dunkin’ Brews Success

Dunkin' on campus has been a hit and officially opened on January 16. Since it opened it has been a very popular spot for SNHU students. This new addition to campus includes a full Dunkin' menu. It is located in the Academic Center. The hours of operation are Monday through Friday 7:30am to 3:30pm.  For payment, they accept Penmen Cash, credit/debit, and dining dollars.
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Wellness Days

SNHU wellness days are dates throughout the semester that Southern New Hampshire University allows students to catch up on missing work, mental health, or just giving time back to the students. These dates are usually around midterms or finals and allows students to debrief the work they have done so far and catch up on what they need. Offices and services will remain open