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Do you dream of taking to the skies? Explore the aviation jobs available and find out how you can get started with an aviation management career.

Categories: STEM

With the variety of choices made available by college meal plans, it can be difficult to make the most of the cafeteria’s offerings while maintaining a healthy diet. Kristen Chulada, campus dietitian for Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), works to help students overcome this challenge every day and shared some advice on how to eat healthy in college, avoiding the “freshman 15.”

Categories: Health
An event at the Massachusetts Department of Transportation in Boston highlighted the agency's partnership with SNHU and recognized several employees who recently earned their degrees.
Categories: Community
An essay can seem like a daunting assignment if writing isn't a strength for you. If you need research paper writing help, follow these techniques and tips.
Categories: Liberal Arts
The 2018 Fall Fiction Contest concluded this weekend, leaving three Southern New Hampshire University online students and two New Hampshire residents recognized for their creative writing skills.
Categories: Community
Jasmine Zamora-Montero wanted to earn her degree to advance her career and to be a strong role model for her kids. By studying online, she accomplished more than she ever dreamed. 
Categories: Community
The Boston Celtics and SNHU unveiled the 11th technology lab in local schools at Madeline English School in Everett, Massachusetts.
Categories: STEM
Becoming a writer can be a highly rewarding career choice and while figuring out how to go about it can be confusing, there are some great ways to work out a strategy for achieving your goal.
Categories: Liberal Arts
Megan Evans, a former massage therapist, knew she needed more than a diploma to break into the tech field when she graduates with a BA in Information Technology this May.
Categories: STEM

Dozens of students, community members and criminal justice experts gathered to discuss the state of bail reform during the second installment of SNHU's Contemporary Justice Series.

Categories: Social Sciences