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In a release sent out this morning, SNHU President, Paul LeBlanc, announced that he will be stepping down from his roles as university president and CEO. The SNHU Board of Trustees unanimously appointed Lisa Marsh Ryerson, the current university provost, to succeed LeBlanc effective July 1, 2024. LeBlanc has been in charge for 20 years. He has overseen the growth of the university from

CAPE brought Sex Toy Bingo back to SNHU with Kasha Davis as the host; Davis is a drag queen featured in RuPaul's Drag Race season 7 and RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars season 8. Upon arriving at the event, a massive line stretched through the Dining Hall. After getting to the Upper Dining Hall, there were enough chairs and space for everyone to sit.

American Dining Creations (ADC) has been on campus since May and fully implemented its “all you care to eat” system at the beginning of the fall semester. As the second half of the semester approaches, students have noticed that the quality of the food has heavily declined. An issue that has been posed to the community is the lack of care for students with

As the holiday season approaches, so does class registration. Academic advising has announced the dates for class registration for 24SPDAY, 24DY03, and 24DY04. Come November 13, students will rise early to select their desired classes. Class registration periods, which are based on academic credits, are listed below: November 13 7:00 a.m.: Students with 104+ completed credits 7:30 a.m.: Students with 89-103 completed credits November

The Coordinators of Activities, Programming, and Events (CAPE), announced that Ernest and Nate Smith will be performing at this year's major concert with David J being the special guest. The big reveal took place midway through Sex Toy Bingo, in a video that had all attendees on the edge of their seats. The spring concert will, once again, be held at the SNHU Arena,

SNHU has undergone a change in waste management throughout the campus. The Office of Sustainability has been working on a centralized waste management system for a number of years and the SNHU community has started to notice. The new system is a product of a study the Office of Sustainability conducted to see how much waste the school produces and what it consists of.