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CCEL To Conduct Eighth Annual Give A Little, Feed A Lot

The Center for Community Engaged Learning (CCEL) will be conducting their Eighth Annual Give a Little, Feed a Lot event on Saturday, Sept. 17. CCEL has partnered with the NH Food Bank to hold this annual food drive around the Manchester community. Before the food drive occurs, student volunteers will drop off bags to specific locations to raise community awareness of the food drive
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Gustafson Welcome Center Welcomes Students

Upon returning to campus in the fall, it is impossible not to notice the construction occurring at every turn. New projects make Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) a perpetual hard hat zone, between the new dorm building and the William S. and Joan Green Center for Student Success and the fast budding Gustafson Center. The Gustafson Welcome Center is named for University President (1987-2003)
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Students Present at Annual Undergraduate Research

SNHU hosted the sixth annual Undergraduate Research (UG) Day on April 5 to showcase research done by undergraduate students through panels, roundtables and poster sessions. The first presentation session began at 9:30 a.m. with a collection of panels focusing on research topics such as science and technology, conservation and healthcare in New Hampshire and student success. Undergraduate students spoke about their topics and what
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APRIL FOOL’S: New Specialty Courses Added For Spring Semester

This article is part of The Penmen Press's annual April Fool's edition. Even journalists need to have fun once in a while... Creating classes that students will be interested in taking can present a challenge to any university. The ques­tion always arises about how to make General Education more appealing or how to increase enrollment in classes. There is the constant struggle for all
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APRIL FOOL’S: SNHU Blasting for Mole People

This article is part of The Penmen Press's annual April Fool's edition. Even journalists need to have fun once in a while... Early this year Southern New Hampshire University an­nounced that there would be controlled blasting throughout the February to facilitate the eventual construction of more administration buildings on the East Side of campus, and, while all of that is true, it isn’t the