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The holiday season is quickly approaching, and it’s time to start preparing for all the expenses that come with it. Between gifts, traveling, parties and food, the holidays can create stress both emotionally and economically. To help with that financial stress here are three easy ways to reduce holiday spending. Use a budget. Calculate how much you can spend between gifts and other expenses

At the beginning of the semester there were speculations about the future of the Study Abroad program at the University of Skövde in Skövde, Sweden for Game Design students. The major problem revolving the program was the lack of core classes that were available in English to SNHU students. Ed Brillant, the Game Design Coordinator, expressed the importance of being able to take major

Global citizenship: what is it? According to Stefano Parenti, director of the study abroad and exchange programs, global citizenship involves raising awareness of issues worldwide. Taking on social justice and assuming a greater sense of responsibility, opening new doors to different experiences and finding a sense of intellectual freedom. If this sounds like a dream come true, you may be interested in study abroad

During the November Midterm Election, Republican candidate Chris Sununu won the polls for a second term as Governor of New Hampshire. Many out-of-state SNHU students are worried about what his re-election means for their ability to vote in future New Hampshire elections. In his prior term, Sununu signed House Bill 1264 (HB1264) which states that students and other part-time residents must become permanent residents

Collaboration is key in any profession, and a space that allows people to work together is often one that cultivates success. The new Inkwell Studios in Robert Frost aims to welcome students from various disciplines to help create and develop projects with their peers in the game design programs. Inkwell Studios is one of the many new installments that was put into Robert Frost

Bagels are one of those foods that seem distinctly American, yet their origins tell a different story. They were first brought to the U.S. in the 1800’s by Eastern European immigrants, and they are thought to have originated in Poland over two hundred years prior. Bagels did not become mainstream in the U.S. until the 1970’s, but they have proliferated ever since. This heightened

The Student Government Association (SGA) has been operating with only 14 senators this semester after their elections in September. Another round of elections will be held on November 14 and November 15 with the goal of filling the Senate to its capacity of 25 members. Iesina Tupouniua ('20), the president of SGA, mentioned that there were a couple of factors that were to blame