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Student Overflow and How It’s Affected Campus

October 15, 2018October 15, 2018 Troy Robinson0

SNHU has gained a ton of new family members at the beginning of the year. The class of 2022 is SNHU’s biggest class to date. With a large class comes some complications, and for this year, those complications revolved around housing and the dining hall. At the beginning of this year, SNHU was at 100.7% capacity for housing accommodations. As a result, common rooms

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When Homesickness Turns Into a Homecoming

October 15, 2018July 17, 2023 Nikki Fain0

One of the biggest concerns about studying abroad is homesickness, and rightfully so. Studying abroad almost allows a student a pause on their life at home. It can be a dream to take a break from their traditional course load to explore different cultures in the world. However, it also means spending some time away from friends and family and missing a holiday or

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Will Vaping Go Up in Smoke?

October 12, 2018 Madyson Alexander0

In recent years, vaping has become a large part of the culture of young Americans. It has evolved from a method to quit smoking to a social movement with its own following. Vape clouds can often be seen floating on the streets, along walkways of college campuses and in high schools across the country. While this might seem unlikely, more than two million middle

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International Chefs Are Coming to SNHU

October 12, 2018 Nicholas VonSchantz-Ricci0

One of the most exciting elements of traveling is the exposure to a variety of new foods. On Monday, October 15, the SNHU dining hall will be providing students with the opportunity to explore global cuisines with their first annual Global Chef event. Two European chefs have come to SNHU to train the Sodexo staff. The training will culminate into a free tasting that

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Shining a Light on Brightspace

October 12, 2018 Hannah Cohen0

Brightspace is the new interface that students and faculty use for all online documents and assignments. It officially launched this fall for most of the student body, but had some trial groups last spring. Before SNHU was taken over by Brightspace, students and faculty used a platform called Blackboard, which is what they used to keep track of assignments. Since the university has transitioned

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Homecoming 2018 Preview

October 10, 2018October 11, 2018 Elizabeth Lemieux0

SNHU Homecoming 2018 is only days away and everything is in full swing. The weekend kicks off on Friday, October 12 with an assortment of events. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Passaconaway Country Club in Litchfield, NH is hosting a golf tournament for alumni and their friends and family. This event is available to all who pre-register online. At 6:30 p.m., the

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Take Back The Night Perseveres

October 10, 2018October 10, 2018 Alexa Gustavsen0

The ninth annual Take Back The Night event held by The Deborah L. Coffin Women’s Center took place September 25 in the Last Chapter Pub. Take Back The Night is an international charitable foundation for the fight against sexual assault. This year's event saw some unforeseeable circumstances with having to hold off on the march due to rain and last minute cancellation of guest

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Suitcase Stories Carries Important Baggage

October 9, 2018 Rosa Valente and Maddie Covino0

It can sometimes be hard to remember how privileged we are as Americans and the freedoms that we take advantage of every day. People often lose sight of how difficult it can be in other countries and why many people choose to come here. On Sunday, September 30 at 7 p.m., the Palace Theater in Manchester sanctioned the International Institute of New England (IINE)

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How to SNHU: Where to Watch Home Games

October 5, 2018September 9, 2019 Catherine Lachance0

Welcome to Southern New Hampshire University, home of the Penmen! Alongside the many different academic opportunities at SNHU, there are plenty of opportunities for athletes, as well as people itching to watch an intense game. SNHU is an NCAA Division II institution that plays in the Northeast-10 conference. We are home to eight men’s sports teams and eleven women’s teams that continuously prove to

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How To SNHU: Finding Happiness

October 3, 2018October 3, 2018 NaBeela Washington0

By now you’ve probably taken a visit to Southern New Hampshire University’s beautiful campus. You’ve had lunch at the Dining Hall or taken a quiet stroll through The Shapiro Library. You may even know a little bit about your professors and other students in which you’ll be sharing this new journey. But have you thought about how your program and career path will impact