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Economics and Finance Student Breaks SNHU’s Records at Global Sales Competition

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Despite not having any sales experience until this semester, Rafy Castillo (’18), an economics and finance major, broke the SNHU Sales Program records at a recent sales competition. The Global Bilingual Sales Competition (GBSC) took place at Florida International University (FIU) in Miami from February 21-25. Though SNHU has held regional championships, it has not held national championships, let alone global championships, until now.
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Spring Break Iceland Experience

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Over this year’s spring break, 12 SNHU students had the opportunity to travel to Iceland. The trip correlated directly with the Norse Mythology and Graphic Novel course offered to students in the 2018 spring semester. The course itself incorporates elements of Norse mythology and graphic design as students are responsible for the interpretation of various stories regarding Norse myths. Students are then required to
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Building Bridges with the Human Library

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On Wednesday, March 21, there was a human library exhibit called "Creating Community Through Conversation." The event was held in the library cafè. Human libraries are a trend which began in the early 2000s in Denmark. The ultimate goal is to promote conversation between people from different cultural, economic and social backgrounds. Attendees had the opportunity to look through a catalogue that gave brief
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Award-Winning Playwright and Performer to Educate SNHU on Islam

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The Arts and Culture Enrichment Series (ACES) is bringing award-winning playwright and performer, Rohina Malik, and her play “Unveiled: A One Woman Play,” to Walker Auditorium tonight at 7 p.m. Malik was inspired to write a play that combats stereotypes and the negative images of Muslims in the media. “I was frustrated that we were being defined by extremists,” Malik said. She doesn’t want
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Hampton Hall Aims to Build Community with New Themed Housing Initiative

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Housing selection is just around the corner, and students may start thinking about where they may want to live next year. This year, the options for housing include your typical dorms, the opening of the newly anticipated Kingston Hall and the new implementation of themed housing in Hampton hall. This past year, we have been given a sample of what is now the Themed
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Daw Kun Thai Brings the Bold Flavors of Thailand to Manchester

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In the United States, Thai cuisine has evolved from an obscure and unfamiliar style of Asian food to a nationwide obsession. Authentic Thai food is the specialty at Daw Kun Thai, a quaint restaurant located near the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport. Husband and wife team Desmond and Nipaporn Holman opened Daw Kun Thai on May 5, 2017. “My wife, who is the head cook, is from Thailand.
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CAPE’s New Take on SNHUstock Announced at Big Money Bingo

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Last night, to a packed house playing Big Money Bingo, the Coordinators of Activities and Programming Events (CAPE) announced that their annual Spring event, SNHUStock, would be taking on a whole new look this year. “It’s going to be very different than anything you’ve ever seen before,” Event Coordinator and CAPE Executive Board member Shannon Conway ('18) said moments before the reveal took place.
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Destination Baton Rouge: Intervarsity Christian Fellowship’s Week of Service

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Over Spring Break, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship traveled to Baton Rouge, Louisiana for a week of service. There, they met 150 other undergraduate students from university chapters around the northeast. In Baton Rouge, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship repaired damages to homes that had occurred during the 2016 flooding. Shannon Conway (’18), shared that “Intervaristy boarded a coach bus ready for a grueling 30-hour bus ride... Going
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