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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

During the fall semester of 2018, Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) had a basic re-accreditation done. Peterson’s Company tells us that, “Schools request to be evaluated and/or have their programs evaluated by an independent accrediting agency. The agency sets its own standards that the school must meet in order to earn their accreditation, and since accrediting agencies vary in their quality standards, some are

The Student Government Association (SGA) recently had a night for members to bring friends in to experience a meeting. This so-called buddy night was a way to spike interest and get more people involved in Student Government. SGA is a very professional environment that can seem intimidating, but this special event welcomed the buddies and allowed for them to see how the club operates.

As the roof for the new College of Engineering, Technology and Aeronautics (CETA) building is put up, many students have been wondering about how the construction of the new CETA building is going so far. According to Angela Foss, the associate dean of operations and innovation for CETA, “We will have our first official classes in the building in January of 2020 and will

Stop making excuses. You need to vote. On November 6, the country will be lining up at the voting booth to make their voices heard in the midterm elections. These elections may not be as glamorous as the presidential elections, and as a result they’re a little harder too. Harder because it’s more work to learn about the candidates. We get it. There are

Friday nights are usually busy nights on campus with students making their way to their respective weekend plans. On Friday, October 19, the SNHU community came together to enjoy this year’s major concert put on by CAPE featuring Cheat Codes with SNHU alumna DJ Halestorm as the opener. The Fieldhouse in the Athletic Complex was bustling with energy as attendees danced to the hype

So a bunch of new students are joining the SNHU community this year and this means more friends all around! These students need a place to call their own, and I’d highly recommend they consider our Last Chapter Pub. The Pub is one of the main hubs of life and events on SNHU’s campus. The people that work there are the same people that

Often times, the first experience people have with money is the tooth fairy, receiving an allowance or even birthday money. These are common interactions that start to determine how people value and understand money. Money is a universal means of motivation, whether it is for getting kids to complete their chores or employees to work harder to receive a bonus. As a result, people

Four women accompanied by two men were found wandering around the Southern New Hampshire University campus today, attempting to solicit students to speak with them regarding their religious group beliefs. Two of the four women had been approached by Public Safety earlier this morning and told they were not allowed to come back to campus. The other two women were approached later on in

[caption id="attachment_9063" align="alignnone" width="300"] Image Credit: Nicholas VonSchantz-Ricci[/caption] The farm to table movement has gained considerable momentum during the past decade. This trend is visible in restaurants across the country, including here in New Hampshire. Consumers are becoming increasingly concerned with where their food was grown, raised and processed, which has resulted in many restauranteurs utilizing New Hampshire’s surprisingly extensive bounty. Although farm-to table