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On Sunday, February 17, the Multicultural Student Union (MSU) held its tenth annual Soul Food Dinner at the Dining Center Banquet Hall. The night was filled with scrumptious food, amazing talent and defining words. Staff, students and family filled the Banquet Hall and arrived red-carpet ready. Extravagant decor, attire and conversation mirrored this year’s "Met Gala" theme. [caption id="attachment_11342" align="aligncenter" width="698"] Soul food itinerary

SNHU's Student Government Association (SGA) approved a new structure during their biweekly meeting on Tuesday, February 26 at 5 p.m. However, official changes to SGA's constitution will still be voted on during the final SGA meeting on Tuesday, April 16. The SGA executive board stated that they wanted a separate vote to approve the new structure so election promotions and ballots may properly reflect

When a student returns from an alternative spring break (AB) trip, there are no words, no possible way to explain the impact it had on them personally. Their past week has been overwhelming, emotional, but invaluable.   The Chandler Center, SNHU’s office for community engagement, organizes at least four AB trips a year. They make the trips as affordable as possible with the prices

Following tonight's SNHUstock concert, featuring EDM DJ Group GrooveBoston, Munchiez Food Truck will offer students free food from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. in the Belknap parking lot. In collaboration with the Student Government Association (SGA), Munchiez will give students two free items from its menu and a free drink of their choice. Students will also be able to earn three Penmen Pride points

Many changes were made in the Dining Center this year from switching services and moving foods to different stations to changing the steak in the steak and cheese into a fresh product instead of a frozen product. It also now serves and uses homemade sauces as opposed to canned sauces. It also has fresher desserts and increased vegan and vegetarian options. The cutlery is relatively

Efforts to raise the profile of gender equity on campus are not going unnoticed. As part of their Women’s History Month celebration, The Deborah L. Coffin Women’s Center has announced the winners of the first-ever Leaders of Distinction Awards, which will be recognized with a breakfast on March 29. The awards, meant to “celebrate women who can serve as role models and mentors to

Randy Pierce will be visiting SNHU's Walker Auditorium on March 19 at 7 p.m. to speak on behalf of his nonprofit organization, 2020 Vision Quest. Randy Pierce is blind. He started losing his eye sight in 1989 before going completely blind in 2000. He and his wife, Tracy, started the 2020 Vision Quest in 2009. The 2020 Vision Quest is the Pierces' goal of

The Southern New Hampshire University’s Student Government Association (SGA) held its bi-weekly meeting February 19. They discussed many recent developments and concerns, focusing on the changes surrounding SGA itself. The most noticeable change that occurred was no-longer voting for an Executive Officer (EO) internal. The position is now determined by an external vote by the student body. Current EO Ryan Evaul ('19) stated the

The second annual Student Film Showcase will take place Saturday, April 20 in Walker Auditorium, and submissions for the showcase are being accepted until March 8. The Student Film Showcase is an hour’s worth of multiple short films submitted by SNHU’s own student filmmakers. The amount of submissions chosen will ultimately be determined by how many can fit within the hour time slot. Assistant Professor

Every year on March 8, the world celebrates International Women’s Day. The day is a global holiday to recognize women’s economic, political, social and cultural achievements. It is a call to action in gender equality and was a major achievement in women’s rights when the day was created in 1909. This year, the Deborah L. Coffin Women’s Center is hosting its fourth International Women’s