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2017 New York City Culinary Trip

December 12, 2017December 11, 2017 Rachel Romeo0

On December 1, Southern New Hampshire University students participated in this year’s New York City Culinary trip. Members of the Culinary Student Association (CSA) coordinated the trip that took place over a 3-day period from Friday, December 1 to Sunday, December 3. The trip is designed to allow 27 SNHU students the chance to travel with CSA to New York City. Once in the

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Seven Smart Ways to Use Tax Refunds

December 11, 2017December 10, 2017 Amy Sumsion0

It is almost time to start filing taxes and that means that it is almost tax refund season as well! Tax refunds are not free money and should not be considered as such. Taxpayers should instead think of it as money that they overspent that could have been utilized, not as a means for extra splurging. There is only short-term value in a shopping

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Domino’s Dishes Out Devastating News — Pie-Hards React

December 8, 2017January 26, 2018 Nick Klotz and Megan Palmer0

In no uncertain terms, pizza is essential to any college student’s survival. Students’ options for a late night bite have now been cut in half, as Domino’s has made the decision to cease delivery to SNHU’s campus. This decision was made effective on the 24th of last month. “Dominos was that booty call at 2 a.m. Not always your first choice, but it’s always

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A “Twisted” Wonderland Brought to SNHU

December 6, 2017December 6, 2017 Samantha Aguilar Hernandez0

SNHU’s Drama Club adaptation of ALICE leads the tale into a whole new level of craziness. But, isn’t that the whole point of the story? On Friday, December 1 at 7:30 p.m., the SNHU Drama club premiered their Fall Production of ALICE on the second floor of the Dining Center. With their own little “bite” and “drink” of madness, the SNHU Drama transformed Lewis Carroll’s

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Rivals Bond Over Jazz in the Pub

December 5, 2017May 27, 2025 Travis Burke0

On Friday, December 1, the SNHU and Saint Anselm’s Jazz bands congregated in the Last Chapter Pub in front of a packed house. The crowd consisted of both students and non-students alike, a convening of jazz enthusiasts. The room was void of the “academic vibe” that so often consumes on-campus events, and it was apparent that the attendees weren’t there due to obligation. The

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#CelebrateSNHU A Penmen Press Holiday Storytelling Initiative

December 4, 2017February 26, 2018 Megan Palmer, Nick Klotz and Ginny Fagan0

As we enter December, the holiday season is “officially” upon us. The weather has gotten colder, we can smell snow on the air and everyone is counting down the days until the long-awaited winter break. Here at the Penmen Press, this season brings traditions that we hold near and dear to our hearts. Our holiday season is about the family we have because of

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SNHU Student Affairs Offices Represent at NASPA Conference

December 1, 2017December 1, 2017 Nick Klotz0

Some of SNHU’s biggest names in student affairs made the trek to Springfield, Massachusetts in an ongoing effort to make the campus experience the best it can be. The NASPA Region 1 conference was held November 12-15 and provided affairs professionals an opportunity to convene for various workshops and learning opportunities. NASPA is the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators. Some of SNHU’s attendees

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Letter From the Editor: A Final Four Weeks Pep Talk

November 30, 2017February 26, 2018 Megan Palmer0

As the final weeks close in and the end of the semester draws near, many students (and even faculty) may feel as though they are hitting the wall and reaching that home stretch breaking point. The balancing act of being a student is made no easier with the addition of finals, papers, holidays and always looming deadlines. It can be easy to get caught

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What to Expect from Kingston Hall

November 29, 2017May 27, 2025 Rosa Valente0

Southern New Hampshire University is currently working on the construction of a new residence hall set to be open for the 2018 school year. The new building will be the largest residence hall on campus with a total of five stories and 382 beds and will go by the name of Kingston. While Kingston Hall is primarily being built for first and second year

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SALT Conference Unites Students with Affairs Mentors

November 29, 2017November 29, 2017 Ryan C. Evaul0

On Sunday, November 12 and Monday, November 13, five students from SNHU attended the Student Affairs Leaders of Tomorrow (SALT) Conference. This conference, brought to the attendees by the Office of Student Involvement, was delivered to students who are pointing their future towards student affairs. Student affairs typically refers to jobs or positions at a college or university not directly involved with academics (Student