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Restaurant Spotlight: Dancing Lion Chocolate Brings Artistic, Top-Quality Chocolates to Manchester

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Chocolate is undoubtedly among the most beloved foods among people of all ages. Many of us are accustomed to pedestrian forms of chocolate, such as candy bars and chocolate cake, but at Dancing Lion Chocolate, a little shop in downtown Manchester, the goal is to craft wildly inventive chocolates made from high quality ingredients. Master Chocolatier Richard Tango-Lowy opened Dancing Lion in 2007. “I
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Leblanc Details SNHU Improvements Coming to Campus

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Beginning in May 2018, SNHU will begin construction on a new College of Engineering, Technology and Aeronautics (CETA) building, as well as a new green space in place of the townhouses and Washington parking lot, respectively. These construction projects are only a few of many that the SNHU community can expect in the near future.The new green space, inspired by the likes of Northeastern
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IEW Photography Contest Winners Announced

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The winners of the International Education Week (IEW) Photography Competition were contacted on Monday, November 27. There were four categories and three overall winners, all pursuing their master’s in information technology. Warseem Akram Pension Honnur won two categories: Home is Where the Heart is and My Favorite Place. The Going Global category was won by Divya Paripati’s photo and Vishwal Shah’s photo won A
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Winter is Coming, It’s Time to Prepare

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It is almost time for winter break; a time where students relax and try not to think about schoolwork too much; but this is also a great time to start looking for internships and job opportunities, and update one’s resume.  Seniors should start looking for career opportunities for after they graduate in May, and SNHU Recruit is a great place to start looking for them.  For seniors, odds are they still have a
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The Weight of Student Leadership

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We are living in the era where anxiety is the top presenting concern among college students over depression. We have been living in this climate for three to four years now, since the Association for University and College Counseling Center Directors found that 41.6 percent of college students experienced some form of anxiety (2013), followed by a Penn State study which also found that
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Women’s Hoop Grinds Out 66-53 Victory at Concordia (N.Y.)

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This content originally appeared on SNHUPenmen.com Junior Kylie Lorenzen (Holliston, Mass.) scored a game-high 18 points to lead the Southern New Hampshire University women's basketball team to a 66-53 non-conference victory against Concordia (N.Y.) College on Wednesday evening at the Meyer Athletic Center. Lorenzen was 5 of 14 from the floor and 8 of 10 from the stripe, while grabbing seven rebounds and making four
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The Innovation Lab Sets Students’ Imaginations Free

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The Innovation Lab located in the Shapiro Library is a place for creation and trying out new ideas. Students are able to visit whenever they please after taking the short quiz and getting the certification. The space was created to teach students new IT skills and techniques that they might not have been able to learn otherwise.  Professor Henley says, “It’s a place that everyone should utilize considering the free nature of machine use.”  Henley works as
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Governor Chris Sununu Speaks with Students

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New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu joined the Southern New Hampshire University Community on December 8 for an open discussion regarding his important initiatives and visions for the state.  Sununu is serving as the 82nd Governor of New Hampshire, and is currently the youngest governor in the United States. In his first trip to SNHU since becoming governor, Sununu’s opening remarks focused on the general philosophies
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SNHU Center for New Americans Provides Support for Immigrants and Refugees

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Settling down in an unfamiliar country is incredibly challenging for many immigrants and refugees, and finding support services and educational opportunities can be difficult. Southern New Hampshire University is attempting to make this transition easier by supporting the formation of an influential new resource. SNHU has partnered with YWCA New Hampshire to establish the Center for New Americans, a center where refugees and immigrants
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