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Vacation on a Budget

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Just because students are living on a budget, does not mean that students have to stay home for Spring Break. More than 1.5 million students go on Spring Break every year and spend an average of  $1,000 per student, according to Travel Weekly.   However, even the student with the smallest budget can get away for this week and enjoy the days on the
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Energetic Comedian Lights Up The Last Chapter Pub

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On Saturday, September 18, Los Angeles comic Opeyemi “Opey” Olagbaju entertained a large group of SNHU students in the Last Chapter Pub.   The show was sponsored by the Coordinators of Activities and Programming Events (CAPE). A  fresh pasta bar was available so the audience could get dinner and a show.    Matt Montiminy, Weekend Chair of CAPE, described seeing Opey for the first
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Resources for Career Success

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SNHU provides a plethora of tools for the students use to find careers and internships, whether a student is in progress with their degree or looking for something after they graduate. Here are some of the options to help students find opportunities available to them: CareerEdge is a great tool to find job opportunities and articles with tips on how to write a resume,
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Students Face Tutors in Trivia

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On Wednesday, February 22, The Learning Center put on “Are You Smarter Than a Tutor?” The Last Chapter Pub was transformed into a real-life gameshow set. On stage, there were scoreboards, a spinning wheel with different categories such as business, math, and English.   Two tables were set up across from each other, giving opponents a view of their competition.   Many students and
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“Shadows Fall North” Acknowledges Black History Month

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The Deborah L. Coffin Women’s Center and the Office of Diversity Program at SNHU partnered together to host a film screening of, “Shadows Fall North” on Tuesday, February 22. The documentary was shown at 7 p.m. in the Women’s Center.   Before the film, students were encouraged to help themselves to freshly made popcorn, bottled water and chips to enjoy throughout the event. In
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SNHU Buddies Hosts a Meet and Greet

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SNHU now has a new club called SNHU Buddies. The group created this club so people who are in high school or older with different intellectual and developmental disabilities can come meet other SNHU students. The purpose of the club is to meet new people, make new friends and create life long friendships.    On Saturday, February 25 from 6-8 p.m., the club held
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New Club Offers Hands-on Computer Experience

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The Information Technology Student’s Association (ITSA) was introduced to campus this semester after some computer information technology students developed the idea for it last fall.    “We came up with the idea that we wanted to help students study for and take IT certification exams which are very important for any job in the industry,” co-founder and president of ITSA Joshua Martin said. “That
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Reconsider Smoking Policy

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Non-smokers often know the feeling of walking into Robert Frost through a cloud of smoke. This is particularly noticeable by Robert Frost, where it appears students are always standing close to the door, smoking a cigarette.   SNHU’s smoking policy located in the Student Handbook states that “smoking is prohibited within 25 feet from any University building entrance and on all athletic-related venues. Work
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