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Women in Islamic Society

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Growing up, many people heard their parents say three things not to discuss at the dinner table: religion, politics and money. The new Muslim Student Association (MSA) is taking their lunchtime to talk about religion. For those who do not know, MSA is a brand-new organization that had its first general meeting Wednesday, February 21. The club is open for both Muslim and non-Muslim
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Push to Change Game Design Program in Sweden

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The University of Skövde is a college located in Skövde, Sweden where game design students have the opportunity to study abroad and take classes based on their major alongside Swedish peers and other international students. According to Game Design Coordinator Ed Brillant, students studying abroad here often take drawing and introductory programming courses, in addition to general electives. Thomas Ordway (‘19) attended the program
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“Gestural Surfaces: Lumitectural Works” Lights Up the McIninch Art Gallery

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The McIninch Art Gallery’s newest exhibit features artwork from graphic design professor Harry Umen titled, “Gestural Surfaces: Lumitectural Works.” This exhibit of light is a collaboration between Umen, fashion apparel designer Laura McCarthy and lighting engineer Howard Eglowstein. “Gestural Surfaces” was inspired by Umen’s fascination with designed lighting. Specifically, Umen utilizes an interior design technique called lumitecture. “The lumitecture work is something that I’ve
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Restaurant Spotlight: Portland Pie Co. Dishes Out Creative Pizza in a Comfortable Atmosphere

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Pizzerias are a common sight throughout Manchester, but relatively few offer artisanal toppings, a creative menu or a comfortable atmosphere. Portland Pie Co. is an exception, providing locals with uniquely-topped pizza in a relaxed setting. Located mere minutes from the SNHU Arena in downtown Manchester, Portland Pie began as a humble pizzeria in Maine. “It was started by two college friends. They started in
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SNHU Students Respond to the High School Shooting in Parkland Florida

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In response to the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, a collaboration between the Office of Diversity Programming, the Women’s Center and the Center for Community Engaged Learning (CCEL) brought together a group of students and faculty to discuss the impact of school shootings and how to react and prevent the desensitization to mass casualty events. One of the
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McIninch Art Gallery Officially Opens

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This article was originally posted in the SNHU Observer (Volume VIII, Issue 6) on March 7, 2002: As some at SNHU followed their normal Friday evening routines, invited guests mingled in the foyer of Robert Frost Hall, sipping soda and snacking on treats. On Friday, February 22, at 7 p.m., the McIninch Art Gallery officially opened its doors, marking a special addition to SNHU.
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Internship And Career Fair Aids Students In Finding Employment Opportunities

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The SNHU Career Development Center (CDC) offered direction to the SNHU community through their biannual Internship and Career Fair on Wednesday, February 21. The CDC has been holding this event in its current format for about five years. This semester, the fair was held on the second floor of the dining hall. “We really want to make sure that we are connecting the students
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END OF AN ERA: Men’s Basketball Coach Stan Spirou Retires After 33 Years

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“There’s not a classier person in college basketball. He’s a true legend. He’s much more than a hall of fame coach; he’s a hall of fame husband, father, grandfather, community leader and a mentor to all of our coaches and our staff.” – Anthony Fallacaro, director of athletics. During a press conference Wednesday, February 28, tears could be seen rolling down the cheeks of
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“Space Matters” – Penmen Stadium Changing the Community’s Consciousness

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The ribbons have been cut, as Penmen Stadium had its grand opening on February 24 on a beautiful morning. Penmen Stadium is now home to the men and women’s soccer, lacrosse and tennis teams, as well as women’s track and field. This newest addition to campus features a 1,500-seat stadium, six tennis courts and new track and field facilities, including an eight-lane track. While
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In Memory of Betsy Gunzelmann

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SNHU staff and alumni have been mourning the loss of Betsy Gunzelmann, a well-renowned psychology professor, who retired in 2016. She passed peacefully in her sleep on February 14, 2018 and will be remembered for her kindness and vast knowledge in the field of psychology. Members of the SNHU faculty had nothing but positive remarks about Betsy’s character. Karen Erickson, professor and dean of
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