News
News

Who, What and Where in the United Kingdom

0
The University of Essex is a public university in Colchester, England. The study abroad program offered at SNHU makes it possible for students to attend and study at that university. While in the United Kingdom, students are encouraged to explore all that the country has to offer. Madeline Frisella (‘20) studied abroad last semester at the University of Essex and stayed in Colchester, England.
Read More
News

Ways to Tackle Debt

0
Student debt is becoming an increasingly large issue with 44.2 million Americans with student loan debt, as reported by the Federal Reserve, the central bank of the United States. Of that 44.2 million, the average monthly student loan payment is around $351 every month. In addition to student debt, many students often have various other debts as well, including credit card payments or car
Read More
News

Get Fed Like Royalty At The Hanover Street Chophouse

0
Manchester is home to a plethora of restaurants representing an assortment of cuisines, but few qualify as genuine fine-dining. Among these few is the Hanover Street Chophouse, a destination for those seeking a high-end meal in a stylish setting. Since 2005, the Chophouse has been serving high quality and expertly-prepared steaks, chops and seafood housed in a former bank. “It’s a one-of-a-kind restaurant in
Read More
News

Innovations in Greek Life on Campus

and 0
Greek life has had a negative attitude surrounding it for decades. Over the last year or so, Greek organizations on campus claim they have been working to better their reputation and eliminate stigmas related to fraternities and sororities. One innovation they have made is prioritizing academics and philanthropy and trying to engage in more missions on campus to better the community. Some groups have
Read More
News

Self-Defense Classes Offer Education Outside the Classroom

0
For the past seven years, SNHU has offered Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) classes to SNHU students. This year, SNHU has “been fortunate enough to work with the Hooksett Police Department and their team of instructors,” according to Aaron Schmelzer, Public Safety Supervisor as well as R.A.D. instructor. Schmelzer has been a R.A.D. instructor at SNHU for the past three years. He currently works with
Read More
News

Penmen Cash in Full Affect

0
This article was originally posted in the SNHU Observer (Volume XVI, Issue 3) on November 19, 2008: Penmen Cash was recently enhanced at Southern New Hampshire University, as of October 27th. Penmen Cash is an account, much like a debit card, that is linked to SNHU student's school ID cards. In previous years, Penmen Cash could only be used on campus; however, with this
Read More
News

SNHU Students to March for a Purpose in Washington D.C.

0
Gun laws and gun violence have become frequently debated topics amid the tragic shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. This occurrence has sparked an upcoming event in Washington D.C. called “March For Our Lives.” The SNHU Center for Community Engaged Learning (CCEL) is providing SNHU students with the opportunity to partake in this once-in-a-lifetime event. The march, taking place on March
Read More